When Avoiding Your Sh*t Is No Longer Serving You - Pulvermacher, April
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"Do the shadow work," they said. "It'll be fun," they said. Literally said by no one ever. Let's be honest though, clearly something isn't working well in your life, hence why you're here. So why not try something different? Within these pages, you'll find 4 chapters containing information regarding how trauma effects the brain, coping skills to utilize when you find yourself deep in your feelings, examples on how to effectively get the most out of these questions, as well as plenty of humor and sarcasm sprinkled in. The rest of the book contains 366 questions, one for every day of the year,…mehr

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"Do the shadow work," they said. "It'll be fun," they said. Literally said by no one ever. Let's be honest though, clearly something isn't working well in your life, hence why you're here. So why not try something different? Within these pages, you'll find 4 chapters containing information regarding how trauma effects the brain, coping skills to utilize when you find yourself deep in your feelings, examples on how to effectively get the most out of these questions, as well as plenty of humor and sarcasm sprinkled in. The rest of the book contains 366 questions, one for every day of the year, with plenty of room for you to write inside, creating an all in one restorative experience for your convenience. Healing doesn't have to be complicated, but it can be overwhelming, so I've created this journal to provide an assist to your therapeutic journey. I got you, so let's hop to it and start releasing those limited beliefs!
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April Pulvermacher has her master's degree in Marriage and Family Therapy and owns her own private practice in South Central, Wisconsin. She enjoys long walks on the beach and... oh wait, wrong bio. She has dedicated the majority of her life to helping the nonconformists of this society feel a little less lonely, while also bringing friendship, creativity, and art into their lives. She loves her fur babies more than most humans and finds peace in their unconditional love. She is also so entirely grateful for her misfit friends and loving family that have provided all their unwavering support during her most challenging phases in life. I love ya'll.