Tag: healing journey

Married To A Narcissist: Laura’s Emotional Healing Journey

Married to a Narcissist, Written By: Laura Richards Living with a narcissistic spouse can silently chip away at your mental health, leaving deep, unseen scars. The journey of being married to a narcissist often unfolds behind a veil of normalcy, masking the turmoil with smiles and shared laughs that fool even the closest onlookers. In […]

Flower Arranging: An Ancient Art & Healing Mindfulness Practice

Resilient Stories recently held an in-person flower-arranging workshop called “Grow & Bloom: The Healing Power of Flowers,” and it was amazing! We talked about flower arranging as a meditative, therapeutic practice and discussed various flowers and their symbolism and healing properties. The feedback we got from participants was incredible. Everyone loved it and found it […]

Spiritual Fasting: Deepen Connections & Amplify Personal Growth

For some years now I’ve practiced intermittent fasting for health and vitality, however, I never really thought about spiritual fasting before. I am a professional meditation teacher and someone deeply interested in spiritual growth, so in hindsight, I find it odd that the concept never crossed my mind. Of course, I’ve heard of fasting being […]

Words Hurt: Supporting Childless Couples & Navigating Infertility

The pitter-patter of little feet is often considered a hallmark of happiness and fulfillment. However, childless couples navigate a complex emotional landscape punctuated by remarks that, while perhaps well-intentioned, cut deeply. The truth is words hurt. Through the lens of understanding and shared experience, we explore the nuanced conversations that surround couples without children. This […]

Overcoming Crippling Depression: My Meditative Journey

If you’re searching for answers to what crippling depression really is or seeking ways to navigate through its crushing weight, you’ve come to the right place. Crippling depression is more than just a bout of sadness; it is a mental illness, a heavy blanket of despair that can drastically impair daily functioning and quality of […]

The Stories We Tell Ourselves Wield Astounding Power In Our Life

Trigger Warning: This story addresses childhood sexual abuse. Stories profoundly influence us, including the stories we tell ourselves. They shape our thoughts, actions, and world. As we go through our days, we construct narratives about our interactions, what we see on the news, and about ourselves. We tell tales about our past, present, and imagined […]

Suzanne Evans: The Power of a Mother’s Grief and Growth

Suzanne Evans reached out to ResilientStories with a heartfelt invitation to share her transformative journey. In 2018, a solemn visit from the police at her farm announced the tragic loss of her son. By embracing positive psychology and well-being, she became a beacon of hope. Now, she educates and inspires through her work as a […]

Soulful Wisdom: 50 Healing Journey Quotes to Uplift Your Spirit

Searching for the right words to support your healing journey? This article compiles healing journey quotes that resonate with the challenges and triumphs of recovering. Straightforward yet inspiring, these quotes are here to walk beside you as you navigate your path to well-being. Key Takeaways Embracing the Path to Healing The journey towards healing leads […]

IIH Diagnosis: A Rare Medical Condition While Coping With Grief

Written by Melissa Coley This article discusses infant loss and may trigger some readers. My name is Melissa, and at 22, I became a cyborg. Alright, not exactly, but I had a dual VP shunt implanted into my skull after my IIH diagnosis, and jokes have been made that it is fairly similar. After many […]

My Foster Care Story: Surviving a Horrific Adoption

Written by Lily Mae Foster care stories can be heartwarming, yet sometimes they are tales of resilience and survival. My life’s journey has been a series of tumultuous waves, starting from my birth and ultimately taking me back into the world of foster care as a teenager. Foster care, they say, is easier on the […]