Yes you heard it here 1st No its not what you think! Not the swear word. Not COVID. Yes CHRISTMAS. I know some of you are probably going to hate me for even mentioning it, but it has to be the worst time in the world for Alienated Parents and Grandparents. I know, I have… Read More The “C” word
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Sometimes when we cant find a solution to how we are feeling, we have to look deep inside ourselves.… Read More Thinking outside the box
“I sought out assistance from Linda after reading articles posted about Parental Alienation coaching. Taking the option of 4 weekly sessions. Each Zoom started with a discussion about situation (my daughter severely alienated more than 18 months) and then Linda would perform hypnotherapy to ‘rewire’ my thoughts and feelings so I could think more positively.… Read More Happy Client
“I sought out assistance from Linda after reading articles posted about Parental Alienation coaching. Taking the option of 4 weekly sessions. Each Zoom started with a discussion about situation (my daughter severely alienated more than 18 months) and then Linda would perform hypnotherapy to ‘rewire’ my thoughts and feelings so I could think more positively.… Read More Happy Client
Having upsetting dreams that replay part of the experience or are clearly related to the experience. Having powerful images or memories that sometimes come into your mind in which you feel the experience is happening again in the here and now. Being reminded of the experience and then spacing out for a while. Having moments… Read More Trauma
Having upsetting dreams that replay part of the experience or are clearly related to the experience. Having powerful images or memories that sometimes come into your mind in which you feel the experience is happening again in the here and now. Being reminded of the experience and then spacing out for a while. Having moments… Read More The International Trauma Questionnaire
“I appreciate your input. THANK YOU.” “I’m okay with the ways I’m handling this, but THANK YOU.” “This is how I look at the issue, but THANKS!” “I’m happy with my decision, but THANKS!” “I got your point, THANKS!”
Linda C J Turner | Trauma Therapist & Emotional Healing Specialist 