The free starter guide to spot your core wound — and take the first step.
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Most of our painful reactions — the fear of being left, the feeling of never being good enough, the anger of not being seen — don't come from nowhere. They take root in inner wounds formed early: abandonment, rejection, betrayal, injustice, low self-worth.
The good news: a wound isn't a life sentence. Understood and worked through — with psychology — it can be transformed. This starter guide helps you spot your core wound and know where to begin.
The fear of being left or neglected. You cling, or you dread being alone enough to do anything to avoid it.
The sense of not having a place, of being "too much." You shrink, you fear judgment if you truly show yourself.
The feeling of never measuring up, whatever you do. You self-criticize, you doubt your worth.
Hard to trust. You control, or you protect yourself by keeping your distance.
The pain of not being seen, recognized, treated fairly. Anger, hypervigilance, exhaustion.
Check the statements that resonate most. The group with the most checks = your core wound (most of us have one or two).
Check what speaks to you
A · Abandonment
R · Rejection
E · Low self-worth ("not enough")
T · Betrayal / trust
I · Injustice / invisibility
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Based on your core wound, here are the guides to start with:
Low self-worth ("not enough")
Betrayal / trust
Injustice / invisibility
Each guide works your wound through 4 complementary lenses:
Each guide · €9.99
4 psychology approaches + guided exercises + an 11-page workbook to fill in. Instant access, at your own pace.
“Your wounds don't define you. Understood, they become your strength.”
A free psychoeducation starter guide — not a substitute for therapy.
If you are going through a hard time, please reach out to a professional or a crisis line in your country.