Without Saying A Word: Release Childhood Trauma and Pave Your Freedom Road

Kate had built a stellar life for herself that included a great career, amazing family, and a loving and supportive friendship circle. She volunteered with youth programs, feeding the homeless and as a Guardian Ad Litem for foster youth.What no one knew was this vivacious, successful red head held a secret; a childhood that was, "less than stellar." That was her way of vaguely describing her roller coaster childhood that left her feeling isolated, insecure, and unworthy, even in the midst of the incredible life she had worked so hard to build.When Kate got laid off for the first time in her life two days before her 51st birthday, it all came crashing down. She knew everything her mother ever said about her being worthless was true. She was a failure. Nothing could have been further from the truth, but she couldn't see that at the time. Then her daughter asked her why she always "overreacted" whenever there was a loud noise. Her daughter had no idea about her painful past, and Kate knew she had to finally deal with her childhood trauma.Silence is our enemy, but saying the pain out loud seems a betrayal. It is a dichotomy that survivors of childhood trauma often face. Inside this book is the method Kate created to release her childhood trauma and find her road out of the past.Kate now works remotely as an Operations Manager, literally traveling her freedom road throughout the United States with her husband in their beautiful motorhome. She no longer flinches and yelps when things go bang, and she is taking a huge leap of faith by finding her voice through this book in order to help others find theirs, without saying a word.