• Excavating the great divide in trauma and healing with Neal King

  • Mar 12 2025
  • Length: 43 mins
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Excavating the great divide in trauma and healing with Neal King

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  • Dr. Jeanette Gallagher welcomes Neal King, author of Trauma is a Thief, to explore the experiences in childhood that shape our lives.

    What is the trauma you have experienced in childhood years? What decade did you live in through the 1900’s?

    How have the experiences framed the way you think, the way you look at the world, and the way in which you engage with others?

    Are we now learning to speak out and heal the lineages of our hearts or perhaps we are sequestering the stories and holding them deep inside as they fester?

    Were the experiences a marker of time in history, a time of the collective history, and we may have just been doing the best they can within the era of life?

    Are you willing to excavate the experiences that were so devasting in decades past to move forward in life or are you carrying the badge of suffering forever?

    You are so much more than the story and trauma you have experienced, are you willing to open up and engage within all layers of your being to dance again in the sunset?

    To purchase the book visit: Amazon here.

    For support and help in navigating and healing the trauma you may have experienced in your lifetime, Dr. Jeanette offers sessions via telephone across the globe to those in need. Visit her website for more information: www.DrJeanetteGallagher.com

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