We delve into Bonnie Sharf Provost's transformative journey of self-healing from trauma, ignited by her introduction to the powerful teachings of renowned author and speaker, Joe Dispenza.
Gain valuable insights and practical strategies as Bonnie guides and inspires women in abusive situations, empowering them to reclaim their strength and create lives of resilience. Discover how Bonnie's story can give you hope and guide you towards a path of healing and empowerment.
You can connect with Bonnie via email on reinventyourselfwithbonnie@gmail.com, YouTube, Facebook and Instagram.
References in this episode
The Truth: It’s Not Because He Doesn’t Love You
How to Use Your Childhood Picture to Guide Your Self-care
Harnessing the Power of Being Present to Achieve Balance in Difficult Life Situations
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