Healing emotional pain program
Healing from the emotional pain caused by a narcissistic or emotionally abusive partner can be a challenging journey, but it's possible.
Begin your healing in three steps:
Step 1
Watch the video below to find out more about the 10-week program.
Step 2
Register for our free webinar to learn more about the Healing Emotional Pain program.
Step 3
Begin your 10-week emotional healing journey.
Register for our free webinar to learn more about the Healing Emotional Pain program
Program details
Healing Emotional Pain: 10-week Program
After attending the webinar, you will have the opportunity to register for the 10-week program.
- Holly Jade, Social Worker & Counsellor
- Online 10-week program
- Commences 23 May - Ends 25 July
- $1485.00
- Click to email
Learn more about the 10-week program by attending the free webinar
Healing from Within: Navigating Emotional Pain with Compassion and Resilience
Healing emotional pain from an emotionally abusive, or narcissistic relationship dynamic is a challenging task. It requires a willingness to face difficult emotions and work through them with patience and compassion.
One of the first steps is to understand emotional blind spots, which are areas of our emotional landscape that we may not be aware of or have difficulty accessing. These can include feelings of shame, guilt, confusion, or fear, as well as deeper wounds from past traumas.
Learning to recognise and acknowledge these blind spots is an important part of healing.
It is also helpful to explore the messages behind our emotions. By learning to listen to our emotions, we can begin to understand ourselves better and make healthier choices.
Transmuting difficult emotions can be a powerful tool for healing. This involves processing and transforming negative emotions into positive ones by reframing our thoughts and perspectives. For example, instead of feeling victimised by an abusive partner, we can choose to see ourselves as survivors who are taking steps toward healing and growth.
Rebuilding self-esteem and confidence is also crucial in the healing process. This can involve setting boundaries, practicing self-care, and seeking support from others.
Above all, it is important to remember that healing is a journey and that it takes time and effort to recalibrate. But with patience, self-compassion, and a willingness to learn and grow, it is possible to rebuild a sense of self and move forward into a brighter future.
For example
- Instead of feeling victimised by a narcissistic partner, we can choose to see ourselves as survivors who are taking steps toward healing and growth.
- Rebuilding self-esteem and confidence is also crucial in the healing process.
This can involve setting boundaries, practising self-care, and seeking support from others. Above all, it is important to remember that healing is a journey and that it takes time and effort to fully recover from emotional abuse. But with patience, self-compassion, and a willingness to learn and grow, it is possible to rebuild a sense of self and move forward into a brighter future.
How it works
Healing Emotional Pain Program
Our Healing Emotional Pain group therapy program is a supportive, live online program, that runs over 10 weeks and is exclusive to 5 women per group.
To have a better understanding of what our Healing Emotional Pain group therapy is all about and for you to decide if our program would work for you, Please watch the video of your facilitator, Holly Jade, who gives a brief overview of the program. If you’re interested to know more, we invite you to register your interest in joining one of our two information live webinars.
Program framework
Week 1
Emotional Blindspots, Narcissism & Emotionally Abusive Behaviour
Week 2
Understanding Emotional Pain
Week 3
Emotions & their messages
Week 4
Self-betrayal to Self-loyalty
Week 5
Free Week
Week 6
Group Therapy session
Week 7
Self-Love & Self Care
Week 8
Forgiveness
Week 9
New Beginnings
Week 10
Group Therapy session
Group therapy - is it right for me?
Deciding if group therapy is right for you depends on your individual needs, preferences, and comfort level. Here are some reasons why group therapy could be right for you:
Ultimately, the decision to participate in group therapy should be based on what feels right for you and aligns with your therapeutic goals.
Support Network/Community
If you benefit from connecting with others who share similar experiences, group therapy can provide a supportive environment where you can feel understood and validated.
Social Comfort
If you feel comfortable sharing your thoughts and feelings in a group setting, group therapy can offer opportunities for personal growth and self-discovery through interactions with others.
Learning from Others
Group therapy allows you to learn from the experiences and perspectives of others facing similar challenges, providing new insights and coping strategies.
Accountability
Being part of a group can provide a sense of accountability, motivating you to actively participate in your therapeutic journey and work towards achieving the outcomes you’re seeking.
Cost and Accessibility
Group therapy can be a more affordable option compared to individual therapy, and it may also be more readily available in certain settings.
Your Group Facilitator: Holly Jade, Social Worker & Counsellor
Holly specialises in supporting clients who have experienced emotionally painful relationships, particularly individuals recovering from relationships involving Narcissists, or Emotionally abusive behaviour.
Although Narcissistic and Emotional abuse are different, they share common traits and fall under psychological abuse, resulting in significant emotional and mental health challenges. Identifying psychological abuse can be intricate and may involve emotional, mental, social, financial, spiritual, and sexual exploitation.
The “Healing Emotional Pain” program emerged from a recognised necessity for increased support, awareness, and a secure community for individuals who have faced narcissistic, emotional, or psychologically harmful relationships.
The program has been designed to enhance self-awareness, empowerment, exploration, understanding of psychological harm, and the cultivation of healthy relationship management strategies with narcissists and others.
Drawing from a background in social work, counselling and holistic therapy training, Holly’s therapeutic methods focus on providing emotional support, facilitating release work, and aiding individuals in rediscovering their inner resilience.
Having had personal experience with narcissistic, emotional, and psychological abuse, Holly is dedicated to helping individuals regain control over their lives, rebuild trust, and rediscover the beauty of meaningful connections.
FAQs
Why do you want to join this group therapy program?
One challenge our community members feel is being overwhelmed by their emotions and not knowing how to effectively manage them. Community members often find themselves getting caught up in negative thought patterns and struggling to break free from them.
What are some challenges you've faced in dealing with your emotions after ending a narcissistic relationship?
Past group members joined because they’ve struggled with letting go and moving on after ending a relationship with a narcissistic partner and they wanted to learn some new coping strategies and connect with others who understand what they were going through.
What are some of the outcomes you can achieve through attending this program?
You can improve your self-esteem and learn to become more compassionate towards yourself. You will also develop better communication skills and learn how to set boundaries in your relationships.
How do you think being part of a group therapy program will benefit you?
Being part of this group will provide you with a sense of support and understanding you may not have found elsewhere. It will also allow you to learn from others who are going or have gone through similar experiences and as a community, the group members can share insights and strategies for coping.
What are some topics or activities that will be covered in our group therapy sessions?
You will learn more about mindfulness and relaxation techniques for managing stress and anxiety. You will also find it helpful to discuss your experiences and as a collective learn strategies for challenging negative thought patterns and building resilience in the face of adversity.