Healing My Wounded Inner Child: A Journey to Wholeness

At the age of four a little girl sat in the corner˜of the small modest living room her knees pulled up under her plaid dress... afraid to leave the security of her corner.˜Fear?that can be a huge factor in a child's life while growing up in an emotionally abusive family. The little girl's nine-year-old brother had died of leukemia; and her mother grieving the loss of her son and unable to cope seemed to withdraw from life and into a fog of grief. Thus the four-year-old was left in a cold scary and often overwhelming world with thoughts that made her feel as if she must be a horrible child for her mother to instigate the silent treatment and ?leave? her in solitude.Healing My Wounded Inner Child is a true story of Jan E. Frazier's struggles and constant journey to uncover accept and love her Inner Child.˜Emotional abuse is an insidious form of abuse as there are no physical scars; there is no name calling screaming or alcoholic rages. ˜However the child?s emotional scars are real. This book touches on many concepts and real-life episodes in Frazier's life which can result from a wounded Inner Child?fear withdrawal depression low self-esteem Anorexia Nervosa co-dependency and perfectionism.Reading this book is like opening a window to the soul? This author has brought to light the powerful message that by communicating with our inner child by loving our past selves by protecting and cherishing that child that we all keep hidden within we can become the person we were put on this earth to be. ˜We can be free happy and fulfilled? ˜? Christy Loy secondary teacher

Paperback: 88 pages

Publisher: Robert Reed Publishers (June 1 2015)

Language: English

ISBN-10: 1934759961

ISBN-13: 978-1934759967

Product Dimensions: 5 x 0.3 x 8 inches

Shipping Weight: 3.5 ounces