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The Aftershocks of Abuse: How to Survive PTSD
Domestic abuse is like an earthquake, shaking the core of one's being, but there is hope!
Posted 13 May 2019
Jennifer Grube, LCSW
"Walking with you to achieve and succeed," Jennifer Grube is a licensed clinical social worker and author of the book, "Whispers of Inspiration."
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The Only Way to Heal It Is to Feel It
Why learning to feel your trauma is necessary to fully process your thoughts, feelings and emotions.
Posted 30 January 2017
Jamie Rautenberg, LCSW
Jamie is a licensed clinical social worker and holistic life coach with 10 years of experience blending her background in the arts with her education to best meet her clients needs.
Domestic Violence Q & A
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How do I tell someone that I was raped?
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Am I allowed to start being upset and getting help for emotional abuse 3 years after it happened?
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I don't want to talk about my trauma and just want to move on with my life-is this a good idea, and is it possible?
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Jamie Rautenberg, LCSW
Jamie is a licensed clinical social worker and holistic life coach with 10 years of experience blending her background in the arts with her education to best meet her clients needs.
Jennifer Grube, LCSW
"Walking with you to achieve and succeed," Jennifer Grube is a licensed clinical social worker and author of the book, "Whispers of Inspiration."