How I Like to be Loved offers a structured yet flexible journal-style space for you to delve into your personal preferences across all aspects of your life.

While love may seem like a simple concept, it goes beyond mere feelings or desires; it's a learned behavior, a series of continual actions.

For individuals who grew up in broken homes, faced dysfunction, abuse, or neglect, the idea of love can be shrouded in complexity and fear.

When we lack guidance on how to love, or worse, when we're told we're loved but subjected to abuse, our understanding of love becomes blurred and unclear.

This course is tailored for survivors of abuse, those coping with CPTSD or childhood trauma, individuals on the path to recovery from narcissistic or domestic abuse, and anyone who has experienced prolonged periods of isolation or loneliness.

It provides a unique opportunity to reconnect with your personal definition of love.

This guided self-exploration course is a powerful tool for personal healing and growth. As you better understand and accept yourself, you'll find it easier to express your true self to others with clarity and confidence.

Take the time and space to discover your authentic self and uncover the unconscious aspects of your being.

"How I Like to be Loved" is especially valuable for those working through past abuse, neglect, or codependent relationship patterns.