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Could you be living under the veil of childhood wounding and not know it is affecting your life? Could it be showing up in your relationships? Research shows there is a direct correlation between abuse, trauma, and injury to mental and physical conditions via the ACE studies. Statistics show startling rises in prescription/street drugs, substance abuse, depression, suicide, autism, mental illness, dementia/Alzheimer's, learning disabilities like ADD/ADHD and a host of physical conditions such as diabetes, chronic pain, obesity, chronic fatigue, inflammation, and autoimmune diseases. Mental and physical anomalies can be genetically passed on, affect our behavior, and cause dysfunctional relationships. There is hope to recover from addictions, dysfunctional relationships, and abuse of any kind. When applying a recipe for success and neuroscience treatments you will be able to experience more happiness and discover who you are without the veil of trauma. We have all been through difficult things. You are not alone. Our past, unhealthy patterns and addictions do not have to run us. We can be a society that feels whole and complete, rather than, not good enough. I hope this book strikes a fire within you to overcome and recover from anything holding you back from being your authentic self. Chitra Diamond is a Neuroscience Advocate, Licensed Nurse, Lecturer, and published author concerning hope for society. Her goal is to bring awareness to the causes of mental and physical conditions and to promote neuroscience therapy in medical facilities, institutions, recovery centers, family centers, and the Penal System.
