Finding My Voices: : A Journey through Abuse and Dissociation

by Barbara E Kompik

Finding My Voices: A Journey through Abuse and Dissociation begins to define dissociation on a more personal level as Anne is introduced to the memories of her childhood were, indeed, incest. She struggles to accept the fact that she was abused by family members who were suppose to love and protect her, and wades through an ocean of emotions and feelings as she sorts the details out in her mind. As a result, she finds "others" inside her being, her soul racked with the pain of being unloved, unworthy, lonely, and alone. This is her story how we learned to deal with the reality of her disorder, how her family supported her, the unbearable and excruciating pain she had felt all her life, and finally the healing that took place inside. Barbara E. Kompik has written other books regarding abuse which include: "12 Healing Steps Out of the Pain of Abuse"; "The Companion Journal to the Healing Steps"; "Journey to Wholeness", and is currently working on additional manuscripts at this time. Anyone who has been abused needs to read this book, as it gives detailed description of the pain that one feels but has difficulty escaping, which cannot be handled alone. Abuse is a very real and deadly game of reality vs. unreality, as it changes a persons' perception of themselves and the world they live in. Barbara weaves this story superbly, and brings the reader into Anne's world where no one has gone before.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1977572545
• ISBN13: 9781977572547
• Release Date: September 2017
• Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
• Length: 346 Pages
• Weight: 1.31 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 7.5" x 9.3"