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Recovery, Empowerment & Rebuilding Safety

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Recovery & Rebuilding Safety

Healing, boundaries, confidence, and future safety.

🌱 Recovery is about **regaining control, choice, and self-trust** — not ā€œmoving onā€.

Healing the Nervous System

Your reactions were survival responses — not personality flaws.
Common trauma responses
  • Fight: anger, defensiveness
  • Flight: avoidance, overworking
  • Freeze: numbness, shutdown
  • Fawn: people-pleasing for safety
What helps regulate the body
  • Routine and predictability
  • Grounding (breath, temperature, movement)
  • Safe connection with others

Repairing Shame & Self-Blame

Why shame lingers
  • Gaslighting erodes self-trust
  • Responsibility was shifted onto you
Reframing questions
  • ā€œWhat was I trying to survive?ā€
  • ā€œWhat information did I have at the time?ā€
  • ā€œWhat protected me then?ā€

Rebuilding Identity

What abuse often steals
  • Preferences and opinions
  • Confidence in decisions
  • Sense of self
How identity returns
  • Trying small choices safely
  • Rediscovering interests
  • Listening to your instincts

Boundaries Without Guilt

Healthy boundary truths
  • Boundaries are not punishments
  • No explanation is required
  • Discomfort does not mean danger
Boundary phrases
  • ā€œThat doesn’t work for me.ā€
  • ā€œI’m not discussing that.ā€
  • ā€œI need time.ā€

Trusting Again — Safely

Start with self-trust
  • Notice red flags early
  • Pause instead of pushing through discomfort
If dating again
  • Go slowly
  • Avoid secrecy
  • Consistency matters more than intensity

Long-Term Safety Without Fear

Healthy safety mindset
  • Awareness without hyper-vigilance
  • Boundaries instead of isolation
  • Preparedness without panic
If doubt returns

Moments of missing, minimising, or questioning yourself are normal. They do not mean failure.

Recovery & Safety — Flash Cards

Recovery after abuse is…
Relearning safety and trust.
Support continues after leaving:

šŸ“ž National Domestic Abuse Helpline (UK): 0808 2000 247
🌐 https://www.gov.uk/guidance/domestic-abuse-how-to-get-help
🌐 https://www.nhs.uk/live-well/getting-help-for-domestic-violence/
You do not need to be in crisis to deserve support.