Freeing the Unloved Girl is a fresh take on overcoming the negative conditioning (and abuse) that all women experience at some point in their life.
"As parts of my childhood memories returned, I tried to make sense of it all. There were many pieces of the puzzle that started to come together as I retraced my steps. It started to make sense why I experienced high levels of anxiety, panic attacks, felt unsafe, and wanted to lock my bedroom door at night.”
Abused as a child, Marisa Russo feared commitment and fell into a lifestyle of poor choices and negativity. Finally able to reclaim her true identity in her forties, she made it her life’s work to help others in the same predicament. Having founded Forensic Healing, Marisa’s investigative style first attracted praise in her book, Women Breaking Free. In this new offering, Freeing The Unloved Girl, Marisa helps readers discover and heal past hurts using a combination of examples and exercises, alongside words of encouragement and validation.
What You Will Learn
A 25-step liberating program of self-discovery and empowerment to;
- Remove the effects of emotional and physical abuse along with subtle and obvious conditioning from the stereotypes of being a woman.
- Reconnect to your ability as a woman to feel and know answers, solutions, and guidance that direct you to safety, truth and empowerment.
- Release guilt, negative associations and crippling preconceptions.
- Express yourself fully and feel free to be you, using conversation and expression analysis.
- Rate your relationships using the Positive Energy Index to enhance your personal power network.
- Live a proven, daily system to create a richer, more rewarding, and happier life.
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I was born innocent, pure, and free
And then my father took that away from me
As he inflicted abuse with anger and hate
He grabbed the belt; it was my fate
I was in a battlefield, I was in a war
He beat me
He molested me
He was the law
Every day I pleaded to God to take away the pain
But he never did, it was always the same
After one day of horror, I shut myself down
I put on a happy face and became a clown
I said, “This is not happening.” I pretended it was fine
I was frozen in pain; I was frozen in time
Life had no meaning; it was wasting away
I was living in fear and living in vain
As I peeled off the layers, I remembered the pain
I dropped to my knees, begging God to end it again
It was in those darkest moments that I connected to source
I found my gift, I found my force
Now I am whole I can help others heal
I finally know what it means to be real
Marisa Russo
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French
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Already translated.
Translated by Erick Bolivar Sanchez Rosario
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Italian
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Translated by Matteo Serrago
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Portuguese
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Translated by Fabiana de Moraes da Silva
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Spanish
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Translated by Irene Galera
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