Going Quantum is about reconnecting to Your Inner Being and rediscovering who You Really Are organically as an extension of Source Creation – your true self. It involves releasing false beliefs and ideas that don’t represent who You Really Are in order to shed the shadow of what may not be you into the light of Your Truth.
The Quanta Freedom Healing Technique
Quanta Freedom Healing(tm) is an energy healing practice designed to address trauma at its source – rather than simply managing or talking through pain, QFH(tm) releases it at its core so you can feel secure and empowered to live out a greater life.
People have successfully broken free from trauma bonds to narcissists and gained back custody of children, won fair settlements during divorce proceedings, healed depression and anxiety symptoms, eliminated fibromyalgia symptoms and adrenal malfunction, and rebooted their lives emotionally, financially, spiritually and physically in ways never possible prior to abuse – and all without resorting to drugs or counseling!
No matter who was responsible for your abuse – be they father, mother, spouse, partner, friend, coworker or neighbor – they were likely living out their own unhealed trauma programs and therefore toxic for you. Quanta Freedom Healing(tm) works by loading these traumas up in different parts of your subconscious before releasing them, creating space in yourself to download True Source replacements in its place.
As well as recovering from narcissistic abuse, you’ll learn to leave toxic relationships and gain the tools to thrive, rather than simply survive. You will discover ways to heal love wounds, release old patterns of relationship behavior, and attract authentic connection.
Melanie Tonia Evans is an internationally-recognized expert on recovering from narcissistic abuse who created the Narcissistic Abuse Recovery Program(tm). Using cutting edge methods, Melanie has assisted thousands in making remarkable full recoveries from toxic relationship abuse – her work being recognized by doctors, therapists and psychologists worldwide; while her teachings have been featured in various international publications. Melanie is also an internationally recognized best-selling author, speaker and mentor with an online community of thousands on the path towards soul embodiment.
How to Heal From Abuse
As soon as someone begins emotionally abusing you, it can seem as though there’s no escape. Abuse often takes place subtly through unhealthy relationships that exhibit subtle acts such as gaslighting (making the victim doubt their perceptions or memories). Understanding how emotional abuse operates will enable you to recognize and prevent harmful behavior in future relationships.
Remind yourself that abuse is never your responsibility; abusers manipulate their victims into thinking they deserve mistreatment, which is simply untrue. Take steps to regain your power by prioritizing self-care activities such as journaling your thoughts or going hiking; prioritize what makes you happy; spend time with friends and family outside the relationship – it all adds up!
Finally, it’s essential to understand the healing process. There are a number of holistic techniques that can assist with recovery from abuse such as yoga, meditation and art therapy; Ho’oponopono is especially useful for releasing negative emotions such as anger, fear or shame and provides instant and somatically felt relief.
How to Heal from Narcissistic Personality Disorder
Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD) is a complex mental health condition that impairs an individual’s sense of self-worth and relationships, often stemming from childhood experiences such as narcissistic abuse or other negative emotional stimuli. NPD not only has direct consequences for its individual sufferer, but can have wide ranging repercussions for all those around them; people diagnosed with NPD often struggle with multiple issues related to mental illness, substance use disorders and legal, social and familial difficulties in addition to having difficulty with managing relationships among themselves – leading them down their own paths of treatment versus success with treatment for themselves – both alone!
At last, effective treatment for NPD is available, yet change can take time and be challenging. Psychotherapy sessions may become futile as some clients believe their problems cannot be treated or that what appears as progress may just be cover for more destructive behaviours.
NPD, also known as Narcissistic Personality Disorder, is characterized by grandiosity, need for admiration, lack of empathy and preoccupation with fantasies of grandeur or perfection. Usually beginning in early adulthood and lasting throughout an individual’s lifetime, NPD often affects behavior including mood disorders; alcohol use; suicidal thoughts as well as legal, social and family concerns.
For individuals facing the difficulties associated with NPD, taking an integrative approach that addresses both their causes and symptoms is key to successfully treating it. Behavior therapy provides valuable support by teaching individuals healthy coping mechanisms and managing emotions more effectively; additionally, medication may also help alleviate depression or anxiety related conditions.
At the core of it all is remembering that recovering from NPD should focus on you and your wellbeing, rather than on that of the person living with NPD. This includes respecting emotional boundaries and keeping track of progress toward recovery. You can support someone living with NPD by becoming familiar with it yourself and encouraging therapy visits; also encouraging healthy coping mechanisms like using “I” statements in communication and prioritizing health care needs as part of recovery strategies.
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How to Heal from Trauma
Trauma can have a dramatic impact on how we live our lives, leading to anxiety, depression, panic attacks and feelings of helplessness. While healing from trauma may take time and may require acknowledging that the event occurred as well as making sense of it all; therapy professionals specialize in trauma can be useful here.
Connecting with others is also vitally important to maintaining mental and physical wellbeing, whether through reaching out to friends, joining a support group, volunteering or taking on new responsibilities such as volunteering. Volunteering offers you a sense of power over your situation as well as giving meaning and purpose back to life.
Staying engaged in social activities despite feelings of withdrawal may help. Talking with a trusted friend or family member about your trauma may also provide emotional support and listening ears.
Everyone responds differently to trauma, so it’s essential not to put undue pressure on yourself in an attempt to find peace again. Depending on its severity, recovery could take time; moving out may also help. You might find comfort by exploring new hobbies or interests as a form of therapy.
