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Book details
  • Genre:FAMILY & RELATIONSHIPS
  • SubGenre:Abuse / General
  • Language:English
  • Series title:Mind, Body, and Soul
  • Series Number:1
  • Pages:55
  • eBook ISBN:9798350935394

Shame

by Elenor Goodvick

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Overview
"Shame" is the impact that childhood trauma has on an individual and how one young girl found the strength to keep moving forward in life even though the curve balls kept hitting her head on she was able to hide behind her smile.
Description
How will a young girl overcome a predator's secret? Who is hiding among the shadows of those who love this child? Even the innocence of a child's well-being can be stolen from those most trusted. This book is based on real events and how abuse can occur right before our eyes, but it is the wits of those we trust most who take away a child's youth, a child's dreams, and a child's ability to find happiness in a world of reoccurring nightmares. How will Stella find her voice to speak the truth, or will she continue to live in the depths of her predator?
About the author
Elenor Goodvick completed her master's in public health focusing on children's and military mental health. Elenor Goodvick is a Navy Veteran, a mother to two beautiful children and wife to a Navy Retired Veteran who has been her greatest support. Taking her personal journey from a childhood trauma, she wants to help others understand that they do not have to walk through trauma alone and it is never too late to seek help. No one should have to walk alone and feel that they cannot speak up and though it took her over 30 years to seek help and trust, she knows such broken souls have a strength to continue to move forward in life. Elenor Goodvick is in the process with writing a second book that will focus on her journey to healing and what made her realize it was time to openly talk about her trauma to a professional with bringing personal experiences. Mental Health awareness is not a monthly thing, it is a daily thing. Always be kind and show compassion because we don't know everyone's story. If you are experiencing suicidal thoughts or a mental health crisis, please seek help and contact the National Mental Health Crisis Hotline 988 or 1-800-273-TALK (8255)