Kirjahaku

Let's use our wounds to show others a way through their pain, to give them hope, to help them find strength and perseverance. Debbie allows the reader to see into her lifetime of abuse. She shows how she slowly let go of anger, sadness, grief and trauma, and replaced it with love, happiness, forgiveness, tolerance, determination and gratitude. After developing Complex Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (C-PTSD) and Psychogenic Non-Epileptic Seizures (PNES), Debbie is forced to face the past she has buried deep inside her. As the bricks come tumbling down she becomes sicker; she is eventually forced to give up her twenty-five-year career as a counsellor. As each trigger from her past surfaces, Debbie learns to knock them down and decides to use her life experiences to help others. This book will open the public's eyes and show how the effects of childhood trauma and abuse can be a recipe for mental illness.

Join 5-year-old William for a rhyming story of his fun weekend adventures with his Nana. This is a feel-good story of the bond between a grandson and grandmother. The love they have for each other shines through in this real-life story.

This book is a follow up to Debbie Samson's autobiography, "A Recipe for C-PTSD & PNES". Although she was in a peaceful place at the end of her book, C-PTSD wouldn't allow her to stay there. In "My Body Remembered" Debbie invites you into her healing journey using Psychedelic Cannabis Assisted Self-Therapy (PCAST(c)). She outlines the Steps she followed, on her own, to work through the healing process. She gives insight into the "7 Steps of Healing Trauma with PCAST". During a deeply spiritual treatment with Psychedelic Cannabis Debbie was inspired to rewrite the 12 Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous, and shares her personal, no holds barred take on these Steps, and how she used them to heal. As the author's personal journey unfolds she discovers the powerfulness of her intuition and the synchronicities which have led her to uproot a lifetime of trauma.

This book is a follow up to Debbie Samson's autobiography, "A Recipe for C-PTSD & PNES". Although she was in a peaceful place at the end of her book, C-PTSD wouldn't allow her to stay there. In "My Body Remembered" Debbie invites you into her healing journey using Psychedelic Cannabis Assisted Self-Therapy (PCAST(c)). She outlines the Steps she followed, on her own, to work through the healing process. She gives insight into the "7 Steps of Healing Trauma with PCAST". During a deeply spiritual treatment with Psychedelic Cannabis Debbie was inspired to rewrite the 12 Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous, and shares her personal, no holds barred take on these Steps, and how she used them to heal. As the author's personal journey unfolds she discovers the powerfulness of her intuition and the synchronicities which have led her to uproot a lifetime of trauma.

Six-year-old William and his Nana hope you enjoy reading about their kitchen adventures as much as they enjoyed making each recipe. They have included a couple of their most favourite recipes so you can try them at home. The taste-testing (licking the spoon) is the exciting part. Spending time together is the best part. William and Nana's Kitchen Adventures is book #2 of the William and Nana's Adventures series. William and Nana's Weekend Adventures is book #1.