When Birds Sing My Journey
from Trauma to Triumph
Arielle Spring
This book took a lot of courage to write for Arielle. ‘When Birds Sing’ is a memoir by Arielle Spring where she shares how she slowly worked her way through dealing with PTSD along with other issues. “When Birds Sing: My Journey from Trauma to Triumph” by Arielle Spring. Arielle shares her personal story of PTSD and her healing and thriving from trauma. In her book, she gives hope to conquer despair and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, along with how to move beyond being a victim of sexual, physical and emotional abuse. Arielle provides her coaching to PTSD victims below and her tips for self-care and self-love.Arielle from the
beginning felt like she was left behind and she knew all that she wanted was to be seen by her mom, dad,d brother, but things seemed to get in the way. Arielle had a lot going for her and things seemed to always start out in school, work (jobs), and relationships, but it never fails that something goes South through no fault of her own. Arielle needs to find answers.‘When Birds Sing’ would make a perfect book for social workers and counselors to use in group work or even individually depending on the particular issue(s). Maybe the readers will see connections in behaviors and maybe learn how to ask questions and help. Arielle has many questions, and she tries to find the answers by finding somewhat friends and forming relationships even though she has doubts about aboutat she is doing. Arielle tried many therapies and tests but still looking for the reasons why she feels the way she does. She asks the question in so many words- ‘What is wrong with me?’ This book could lead to some answers for all who read ‘When Birds Sing’ for it is quite inspirational for all seeking answers.
2022ISBN: 978-1-9822-7904-2Balboa Press
About the AuthorArielle Spring, author of When Birds Sing: My Journey from Trauma to Triumph, is a living example of a 
phoenix rising. Her idyllic life spiraled out of control for over 20 years due to experiencing many traumas. In her darkest moment, she saw a light to freedom and began her ascent to wholeness. Spring’s openness, insight, and warm empathetic heart has inspired her to share her story. A health and life coach, Arielle also has served as a group facilitator for abuse and trauma victims. Visit: Arielle Spring
To read a book excerpt, click here: Book Excerpt – When Birds Sing — Arielle Spring
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Here are additional self-care acts Arielle recommends implementing into your life as well.
- Getting a best friend or ‘soul sister’ to confide in as you find your way in your new life
- Getting a therapist will be essential to work through the trauma and PTSD triggers
- Seeking out a PTSD support group especially for domestic violence survivors
- Gentle body movement that will allow you to let the pain out of your body (the body stores pain)
- Continue working at a job (or finding a new job) that reaffirms your newfound confidence and esteem.
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