Go grab your Bluetooth headset or headphones and listen to another powerful Troy Talks Podcast interview episode #58 Transforming Trauma into Strength: Insights from Therapist Elizabeth Louis
If you're feeling hopeless and defeated because you've tried numerous therapies that haven't been effective in healing your trauma, then you are not alone!
In this episode, you will be able to:
Appreciate the critical role a suitable therapist or coach can play in your personal development.
Gain insights into facing and overcoming trauma for improved mental health.
Realize the indelible impact of mindset on mental health and how to make it work for you.
Understand the link between positive psychology, neuroscience, and their contributions to therapeutic practices.
Take charge of your experiences and thoughts, transforming them into a force for good in your life.
My special guest is Elizabeth Louis
Introducing Elizabeth Louis, a therapist who has made it her life's mission to assist others in overcoming trauma and achieving personal growth. Elizabeth's own experiences with hardships have shaped her into the driven and compassionate professional she is today. As a neuro psychotherapy specialist, she understands the importance of studying the brain and its role in creating lasting change. Her approach to therapy focuses on building genuine connections, fostering empathy, and providing a warm and supportive environment for her clients. Elizabeth's dedication to understanding and overcoming trauma is evident in her work, making her a great resource for this topic
The resources mentioned in this episode are:
Find a therapist who has a passion for learning and growing, who understands the neurology of psychology, and who can create a genuine, warm, and highly empathetic connection with their client.
Practice the techniques learned in therapy outside of therapy to see progress.
Consider neuro psychotherapy for rewiring the brain.
Forgive to overcome trauma.
Change the narration of trauma to see it as a growth opportunity.
Make peace with past offenders to move forward.
Recognize that trauma is hard and making the choice to deal with it is important.
Have empathy for others' experiences and perspectives.
Realize that becoming a therapist is not a uniform process and finding the right therapist for you is essential.
Trust the process of therapy and be patient with progress.
Connect with Elizabeth Louis here:
Website: https://elizabethlouis.com/
Linked: https://www.linkedin.com/in/louiselizabeth/
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