Personal history

Strong at the broken places

This group offers a way of learning that is intended for people who are curious and want to be responsible for their recovery. Participants of this group learn to use their history as a source of strength and an opportunity to learn personal freedom.

You are only too familiar with the sensation of somehow being "different" from others, to never being able to completely trust others, and you regularly suffer from physical symptoms that weaken you. You have the sensation that your past keeps creeping up on you and that each intense moment of your life today plunges you back into old behaviours and states of being. Abusive trauma experienced in childhood often has consequences that are prolonged into adult life if not dealt with. Whether you remember clearly or not what you went through, your life has never been the same since.

The on-going groups do not in any way offer a kind of support group, but a structured way of learning to practice a personal discipline that is based on your will to apply in your everyday life what is learnt in the meetings.

This discipline is established and practiced through learning to distinct when the past influences the present and systematically refusing that it continues to.

The emphasis is not on talking, explaining or discussing the past; you will also not be given any sets of beliefs, but learn to recover who you potentially are and the life you can have without the influences of your past.

You are therefore given the means to personally develop; the methodoloy aims to teach individuals to become stronger, that they can focus their will and trust or mistrust relevantly.

If you are interested in starting such a recovery programme, you are welcome to contact Victoria for a personal meeting in which we will determine if it is adequate for you.

Radio interview in English

WRS Radio interview on 21.02.12 - "Strong at the broken places"