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Childhood Trauma Book for Adults

A Workbook of CBT & Somatic Exercises to Heal Your Inner Child, Overcome PTSD & Anxiety, Break Toxic Patterns, and Reclaim Self‑Worth

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Childhood Trauma Book for Adults

著者: Hellen Busingye
ナレーター: Nora Holman, Samantha Howe
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You’re not broken: your childhood wounds can heal.

Imagine if you could:

  • finally understand why you’re always “on edge,” anxious, or bracing for impact;
  • stop attracting toxic relationships and start setting boundaries without guilt;
  • make sense of memory gaps, shame, and self-sabotage instead of blaming yourself;
  • speak to your inner child with compassion instead of criticism.

This workbook helps you turn childhood trauma into a practical healing path, so you can rebuild self-worth, feel safer in your own body, and create healthier relationships as an adult.

In Childhood trauma book for adults: A Workbook of CBT & Somatic Exercises to Heal Your Inner Child, Overcome PTSD & Anxiety, Break Toxic Patterns, and Reclaim Self-Worth you’ll find:

  • CBT exercises to spot and shift negative thoughts, shame, and guilt;
  • Somatic and nervous system tools to calm hypervigilance, PTSD symptoms, and anxiety;
  • Inner child work and guided journaling to rewrite your personal story with honesty and compassion;
  • Clear frameworks for healthy boundaries, attachment, and choosing safer people;
  • A final section to design your own long-term self-worth plan you can return to again and again.

This is more than a book to listen to—it’s a step-by-step, hands-on guide to finally taking care of the younger you that still lives inside.

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©2026 Hellen Busingye (P)2026 Hellen Busingye
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