How To Dissolve Childhood Pain

About the Book

Most problematic situations that people face throughout their lives are directly linked to childhood experiences. All experiences that confront a child will have some form of positive or negative impact on that child’s life well into adulthood. This is because of a thing called ‘childhood conditioning.’ What is learnt in childhood is heavily relied upon by people throughout their adulthood. The issue with childhood conditioning however, is that many children are exposed to some form of emotional and psychological trauma. This trauma, if left unattended, can be stored in the subconscious mind as emotional pain. Regardless of age and experience, adults can and typically do, go about their lives carrying around unresolved emotional pain. How to Dissolve Childhood Pain discusses the dynamics of childhood condition and how it shapes adulthood beliefs. It explains why people subconsciously attract situations into their lives that mirror past traumatic childhood events. Most of all, it introduces ways to heal unresolved childhood pain in a simplistic yet effective manner.

About the Author

With a background in behavioural science, Sarah King’s interest lies in understanding the human mind and its impact on motivating behaviour. Her primary fascination has been in ascertaining how individuals can change their thinking in order to produce desired outcomes. Years of study and personal experience has led this author to exploring ways in which old beliefs can be erased and replaced with new beliefs that improve situations and quality of life. This is the knowledge Sarah King endeavours to share with her readers through her writing.