by Angie Galler Bowen | Aug 20, 2026 | Resources: Psychological Trauma, Spiritual Abuse & Recovery
A crime can disappear from the headlines without disappearing from the evidence. For families affected by buried crimes resurfacing decades later, the passage of time can make an old investigation feel like a chapter that was permanently closed. Yet advances in...
by Angie Galler Bowen | Aug 18, 2026 | Healing After Abuse, Resources: Psychological Trauma, Spiritual Abuse & Recovery
Have you ever caught yourself repeating the very behaviors that hurt you growing up? Perhaps a harsh word escapes your mouth, and suddenly you sound exactly like a parent you swore never to imitate. The guilt, confusion, and fear of becoming “like them”...
by Angie Galler Bowen | Aug 18, 2026 | Healing After Abuse, Resources: Psychological Trauma, Spiritual Abuse & Recovery
A woman facing the setting sun | Image Source: Pexels Disconnection, confusion, numbness, emotional exhaustion, and anxiety—these are things people who’ve experienced extreme trauma face every day. Often, trauma survivors become strangers in their own bodies with...
by Angie Galler Bowen | Aug 10, 2026 | Resources: Psychological Trauma, Spiritual Abuse & Recovery
What happens when psychological pain becomes so intense that it begins to affect what you believe, how you pray, and how you understand yourself? A person experiencing faith tested through psychological torment may feel confused, exhausted, fearful, or spiritually...
by Angie Galler Bowen | Aug 4, 2026 | Resources: Psychological Trauma, Spiritual Abuse & Recovery
Love is often associated with trust, compassion, and mutual respect. However, not every relationship that feels intense or deeply emotional is healthy. Sometimes, what appears to be affection slowly transforms into control, obligation, and fear. Love distorted by...
