by Cherie Doyen | Blog, PTSD help for Women, PTSD Release for Women, Sexual Abuse
I’ve been asked some questions around what it means to depersonalize our experiences. By depersonalizing, I am not meaning that you’re not feeling things. What I am meaning is that to turn this corner we have to stop taking everything so personally. If...
by Cherie Doyen | PTSD, PTSD Release for Women, Trauma and PTSD Release for Women, Updates
Here’s a really big one, especially for the ladies out there. Nice is different than kind! Why do we say yes when we really want to say no? Not that this isn’t a common thing for all humans, but I think it’s very ingrained in woman to be...
by Cherie Doyen | PTSD, PTSD Release for Women, trauma
Why Today I Choose? This is a game of Choices and Today you get to choose! I was at an event with Deepak Chopra and he was talking about us choosing our environment. And I got very riled, coming from a childhood where I felt I had no choice into adulthood where I felt...
by Cherie Doyen | Childhood Abuse and PTSD, PTSD, PTSD Release for Women, trauma
I really want to address this idea that if we are doing our inner work that suddenly the people in our lives are going to behave differently as well. As if the perspective of everyone you are struggling withs perspective will change with the wave of a magic wand. The...
by Cherie Doyen | PTSD, PTSD help for Women, PTSD Release for Women, Sexual Abuse, Trauma and PTSD Release for Women, Updates
Sexual trauma is one of the largest cancers of our society today, one of the largest contributors, and least talked about population of people suffering with PTSD. Women In no other crime is one’s body invaded as in sexual violation. And yet it is one of the most...
by Cherie Doyen | PTSD, PTSD Release for Women, Trauma and PTSD Release for Women
We have been the bane of the inventors and the scientists… the inventors… They’ve been trying to replicate us forever. We have robots… We have high tech computers that can almost think without us. We have cars that drive themselves. And the “we” that they are...
