Weed-Wackers Don't Grow Roses - When the Trauma Ends but You Feel Better

This is not a self-help book, or a traditional trauma healing guide written by most therapists. While I am atrauma therapist today, I was once a trauma survivor. And before that, I was an unwanted kid who thought anear-death experience was a typical Tuesday afternoon. This book portrays the livedexperiences of the trauma survivor and unwanted kid. I wrote about the uncensored pain that nevermakes it onto the pages of a self-help book, or on the media screens, or even in most therapy sessions. I wrote the stories Inever told because silence helped everyone but myself.This book is for you if:¿ Your childhood sucked and you are tired of it interfering with your adulthood.¿ You, or someone you love, has been affected by trauma or mental health concerns.¿ You have been through some serious shit but just refuse to give up.¿ You constantly feel alone or different from the rest of the world.¿ You are ready to become free of your past and break generational trauma patternsJohnna Harris, LPC, SEP, KAP is a licensed counselor who specializes in the treatmentof complex trauma, PTSD, and abuse. Johnna is the founder and CEO of Dear Self TraumaTherapy, LLC, a private practice that offers therapy services to trauma survivors inArizona. Johnna brings a unique perspective to the field of psychotherapy through herauthentic writings as a trauma therapist and trauma survivor. She lives in Phoenix with herdaughter, dog, and turtle.More creative content from Johnna can be found on her blog at Dearselftraumatherapy.comInstagram @dearselftraumatherapy

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