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Feeling stuck and overwhelmed? This quick, 5-minute quiz will help you find a way out.
Your Past Is Holding You Back
Have you ever wondered why certain situations make you
feel stuck
anxious
overwhelmed?
You find yourself reacting strongly to things that others seem to handle with ease, or you notice that no matter how hard you try, some feelings just won’t go away.
These feelings and reactions might seem like they come out of nowhere, but they have deep roots.
The patterns you see in your life might not be your fault, but they are your responsibility to resolve.
What’s Causing These Feelings?
Events, especially in our earlier years, shape how we see the world. These events teach us either safety or to be on guard, to protect ourselves. These events can also teach us to shut down or ignmore our feelings. Over time, these reactions become automatic, even when they’re no longer need thay type of protection.
But here’s the good news: You don’t have to live like this forever.
A Path to Feeling Better
Imagine what it would feel like to break free from these patterns finally.
To wake up each day,
feeling in control
calm
at peace.
To have healthy, loving relationships and to trust yourself and your decisions.
This is possible.
Inside C.O.R.E Coaching, we can work through these feelings and reactions, helping you to understand where they come from and how to change them.
It’s not about forgetting your past; it’s about finding new ways to move forward stronger and more confident than ever.
Ready to Take the First Step?
You’ve already taken the first step by being here and reading this. The next step is to reach out and talk about what you’re experiencing. You don’t have to do this alone—I’m here to help guide you through the process, every step of the way.
You deserve to feel at peace. Let’s work together to make that happen.
A Better Now is Possible
Trauma is an adverse experience that changes how you see yourself and the world. It is stored in the body, relationships, and generations and is confirmed by evidence.
— Danielle Nicole
“People who have revived themselves after almost drowning in trauma do not get enough credit. Even though the pain was massive they did not stay stagnant or bitter. They knew the only way out was the path of healing and they used to start a new life.”
— Yung Pueblo