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The God I Learned to Expect

We can believe something about God with our minds and still expect something very different from Him in our hearts. We may say that God is loving, compassionate, merciful, and present, because those are truths we have learned through Scripture and through the Church. Yet when something goes wrong, w...

30.09.26 06:29 PM - Comment(s)
Heat, Fatigue, and Emotional Regulation

Late summer can take more out of us than we realize. Heat, disrupted sleep, dehydration, busy schedules, and the return to school-year routines can all place additional stress on the body, and when our bodies are taxed, our emotional capacity can feel smaller too. For women who have experienced trau...

02.09.26 08:53 PM - Comment(s)
Boundaries — The Architecture of Love, Safety, and Spiritual Freedom
Phase 16 explores how healthy boundaries restore safety, attachment, and spiritual clarity after trauma. Boundaries are not walls — they are stewardship. When we honor our limits, we protect our nervous systems, strengthen relationships, and create space for love to thrive without self-erasure.
24.02.26 07:52 PM - Comment(s)
Lectio Divina: Listening for God’s Word in the Present Moment
This post introduces Lectio Divina and explains why Phasing Out of Trauma uses multiple Bible translations. Using Psalm 112:7, it shows how Scripture speaks uniquely into fear, trust, hope, and receiving God’s care in real life.
06.02.26 09:21 PM - Comment(s)
Forgiving Myself for What I Did to Survive

Phase 14 marks a sacred turning point in the Phasing Out of Trauma journey. It is the second phase in Moving Beyond Our Trauma—a place where healing begins to shift from understanding what happened to us toward compassionately addressing how we learned to survive it.


Many women enter this phase carry...


18.12.25 08:25 AM - Comment(s)

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