My healing journey.
Sometimes you don’t realize you are on a journey until you are half-way there.
This is my story of how I became a healer, a BodyTalk practitioner, and a specialist in Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, or PTSD.
I was enjoying my life, the calm and uneventful way it was unfolding.
Was I really? I don’t know anymore.
At first I was pretty upset with what happened, at how my life got ripped apart without my consent. Now that I look back, I knew this needed to happen. I am here to be an energy healer. As an Aries, the subtle hints I was receiving were not enough, so the universe took a big old 2×4 and knocked me on the head.
This is not a journey of sadness. While I do expose my vulnerable underbelly (something I do NOT do readily), it is to help others have hope. When you have hope, you have the courage to attempt change. I hoped. I found my courage. Now I’m going forth with humble confidence. Please join me.
A beautiful summer day on a river turned tragic. Numerous people were affected by this incident, and my heart goes out to them all.
The never-ending ‘movie’ was the start of my PTSD symptoms, but not the end. Ride along as I describe what it was like to live with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder.
Yes, I did find help. Yeah! Finally. Thankfully. But this is not the end of my story.
Read how I have come full circle, and the remarkable moment when I knew I was meant to be a healer.
Alisen Dopf 
Thank you for reading and liking posts in my blog. I welcome you. As you could see, I write very short posts. I guess it’s due to my age and laziness that I do not read very many long posts. I used to. Anyway I have been scanning some of your material. I respect that you want to turn negative experiences into positive results for others. All good.
Hello!
Welcome to you, too. I appreciate the short posts, even though I seem unable to write them myself 😂
Yes, I do like to learn from a negative experience, so that it was not a waste of my time. Every experience is valuable and contains a nugget of wisdom, if only I’d listen.
Take care, and thanks for stopping by.
Alisen
Doesn’t the Apostle Paul give that as one reason for suffering – so that we share the same comfort as the Lord shares with us. I think something like that. Blessings.
Thank you. And blessings to you too!