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Trauma & Narcissism Redefined

Rock Bottom to Post Traumatic Growth - A Story to Inspire Hope with Danette May

Trauma & Narcissism Redefined

Caroline Strawson

Narcissisticabuse, Health & Fitness, Narcissist, Self-improvement, Education, Recovery, Mental Health, Trauma

4.8701 Ratings

🗓️ 18 May 2021

⏱️ 37 minutes

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Summary

Today I'm joined by the extraordinary Danette May, America’s leading healthy lifestyle expert, #1 best-selling author of “The Rise,” and 7 health and fitness books and programs. She is a co-founder and CCO of Mindful Health, LLC (#48 on the Inc. 5000 List), dedicated founder of The Rise movement, world-renowned motivational speaker, wife, and mother.

Danette's rise began after losing her son during childbirth, getting divorced, and finding herself with $47 to her name. It was then that she decided to stop being a victim and rewrite her story. 

She began to focus on the three pillars of healing: healing foods, healing movement, and a healing mindset. These three pillars form the foundation of every product or program she's created since then. 

In this episode, Danette charts how she was able to pull herself back from rock bottom to have POST TRAUMATIC GROWTH in all areas of her life. 

Danette would also offer anyone who pre-orders her book access to a Free Live Virtual Relationship Coaching Event (worth $597). As a VIP coach, she leads healing retreats, and helps high level execs change their mindset, learn to manifest, and call in intimate relationships, attracting their Soul’s Contract Connection. Pre-orders of the new book "Embrace Abundance" can get a FREE TICKET to a live event by going here: http://embraceabundancebook.com

What You Will Learn In This Episode:

- What it meant for Danette to fail to tune into her intuition

- The importance of taking responsibility for our life choices

- Why forgiveness is so liberating

- The three pillars of healing, and why it’s essential to focus on each of them

- The importance of the words that we say to ourselves

When we forgive those who hurt us, we unplug them from our energetic field. Either if they say or do something to us, or if we remember what they did to us in the past, we won't be affected. Only after we unplug ourselves from the people who hurt us, we can rise up and be who we want to be, without being pulled down by past memories. 

Resources:

- Visit Danette May's website: https://danettemay.com/ 

- Pre-order Danette’s new book “Embrace Abundance” http://embraceabundancebook.com 

- Join my Facebook group at https://www.facebook.com/groups/thriveafternarcissisticabuse 

- Connect with me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/carolinestrawson/

Transcript

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0:00.0

Welcome to the narcissistic abuse recovery podcast. I'm Caroline Stawson and I'll be sharing with you

0:09.2

awareness, understanding and education about the devastating effects of narcissistic abuse to help you thrive.

0:16.8

I want you to know that I've been exactly where you are now and I believe you.

0:21.4

And this show is all about taking you from trauma to transformation.

0:30.5

So welcome to the podcast and I am really, really excited to be joined by, well, a lady I've been following for a long time.

0:38.2

You're always popping up on my Facebook page and on Instagram.

0:41.8

So I'm really honored to have the incredible Danette May here with me.

0:45.9

Now, if you haven't actually heard of Danes, because I know the audience is pretty global

0:50.3

that listens to the Narcissistic Abuse recovery podcast, which is literally America's leading

0:54.9

health coach. She's the number one bestselling author of The Rise, co-founder and CCO of Mindful

1:00.5

Health. And really, I'm not going to steal too much of your thunder or anything here,

1:05.8

Dennett, because I would love you, really, to tell your story because it is a story of growth. And those that listen to me know,

1:12.5

I use a lot of positive psychology. I talk a lot about post-traumatic growth and you really epitomized

1:18.2

post-traumatic growth with what you've been through. So just for those maybe who don't know you,

1:23.8

just tell us a bit about where you were and your journey and then we'll just see how we go.

1:30.6

Oh, thank you. Yeah. I love this whole idea of post-traumatic growth. And I'm really grateful I've

1:36.7

done the work and I really grew in the refiners fire because I really believe that each one of us is

1:41.1

going to get a refiner's fire. And they all look a little different, but they're the perfect opportunity for us to mold into the true essence of who we are.

1:48.2

And that's how I look at these fire times that we're in. And for me, you know, I've gone through

1:52.7

many of them, but the biggest fire happened when I was pregnant with my second child. And I was having a little boy. And I was really excited because I was raised with my second child and I was having a little boy and I was really excited

2:02.8

because I was raised with four older brothers and no sisters. So I was like, I got this in the bag.

2:07.1

And I had an older daughter who was anxious awaiting her brother to come and to save from a long

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