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The D stands for Deal in "DFHS."

Dealing with painful memories from the past can significantly enhance your physical, mental, and emotional well-being. 

Sometimes, it can be challenging to face painful memories that bring emotional distress. However, addressing them can be decisive toward emotional healing and closure.

Taking steps to deal with your issues can have a positive impact on your mental health. It can help prevent the development of physical pain, anxiety, depression, and PTSD that unresolved painful memories may cause.

By dealing with the issues, you can build healthier, stronger, and more meaningful relationships with the people who are most important to you.

The F stands for Feel in "DFHS ."

Feeling your emotions is an essential aspect of your mental and emotional well-being. 

Few children receive guidance on expressing their emotions, often resulting in adults learning to suppress feelings. It is crucial to grant yourself permission to experience your emotions.

It’s crucial to permit yourself to experience your emotions because one of the benefits is an extraordinary sense of release and indescribable freedom, akin to lifting a heavy burden from your shoulders. 

Suppressing or denying your emotions can contribute to mental health and or physical health issues, such as anxiety, depression, fear, and PTSD.

The H stands for Heal in "DFHS ."

The healing phase is of paramount importance after acknowledging and addressing emotions that have been suppressed for an extended period. Taking time to heal allows you to process and recover from emotional wounds.

Healing reduces stress, often involving relaxation techniques and mindfulness that calm the nervous system. Healing can alleviate symptoms of anxiety, depression, and other mental health issues, such as PTDS, and promotes a healthier state of mind. Healing can help you with past problems that may impact your relationships, fostering more beneficial and fulfilling connections with others. Enhance your self-esteem as you heal, resulting in a more positive self-image.

The S stands for Seal in "DFHS."

Sealing emotional wounds often involves the act of forgiveness. While forgiveness may not come easily, when you reach this phase of your healing journey, you’ll find yourself ready to forgive and release the person who wronged you. This process liberates you from the burden of holding onto grudges, pain, and or bitterness. It is essential to understand that forgiveness doesn’t grant freedom to the person who causes the harm; instead, it liberates you from their control over your life.

Forgiveness often leads to a greater sense of inner calm and serenity. Forgiveness seals the deal, and it is linked to improved mental health, including reduced symptoms of depression and anxiety. Coach Judy is a reliable guide, accompanying you at every stage of your journey.