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 Ronald W. Tallman, M.Th. ,   Director

   

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Recovering from Abuse During Adulthood

Abuse can be physical, mental, or sexual.  If you were ever involved in a relationship with a person with an addiction to alcohol or other drugs, you have probably been abused, even if you are not now aware of the scope of the abuse. 

Abuse can take place in the workplace for both women and men.

One kind of abuse that is often overlooked is neglect. This is may occur when your partner regularly abandons you to be with other people. Your needs are placed as the last priority in family plans and finances.  Neglect is often subtle but becomes more and more obvious when your relationships are discussed with a trained therapist.

The abuse may have taken place long ago or may be occurring in the present. The results are usually poor self-image, low self-confidence, depression, lack of energy, or anger. These symptoms  are particularly well suited to being healed using recently discovered methods of treatment.

Neuro Linguistic Programming is the science dedicated to understanding the conscious and unconscious programming we all have.  Once we are understand how a person has been programmed, then we can help them to change that programming so they  respond differently. 

Emotional Freedom Techniques are used to reduce the pain caused by past events.  It is especially useful in quickly reducing the pain from childhood and adult abuse. 

We have a great deal of experience in helping people recover from abuse, enabling them to be more at peace with themselves and find success in relationships, family life and their work.

Feel free to call us at 303-369-8877 to discuss your concerns. There is no charge for a fifteen minute initial evaluation discussion on the phone.

 

 

 

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Last modified: November 14, 2011  12:05 p.m.