Trauma & Recovery

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A safe space for the slow, gentle journey of healing from trauma. These resources provide Christian recovery resources focused on emotional restoration, offering biblical insights into resilience, forgiveness, and the restorative power of God’s love for the wounded soul.

Blog banner reading “The God Who Sees Me: Rewriting the Beliefs We Formed as Children” beside a woman in traditional embroidered robes and a head covering, standing in a desert at sunset, with the Turning The Page logo.

The God Who Sees Me: Rewriting the Beliefs We Formed as Children

Quick answer: As children, we make sense of pain by reaching conclusions about ourselves, such as “I’m behind,” “I don’t belong,” or “I’m not enough.” Those conclusions often stay with us into adulthood, and a present-day rejection can trigger the same old feelings. Hagar’s story in Genesis 16 shows that […]

Blog cover graphic titled 'The Sentences We Carry: How Generational Trauma Shapes Who We Are' by Turning The Page, with a background of handwritten cursive letters.

The Sentences We Carry: How Generational Trauma Shapes Who We Are

Words spoken can become sentences we carry. Verdicts we live inside. Discover how faith rewrites generational trauma. Jump to: What Is a “Sentence”? Generational Trauma Isn’t Just Personal — It’s Cultural Where Faith Meets Generational Trauma How to Break the Cycle: Trace It, Face It, Replace It You Are Not […]

Title graphic reading 'The Ancient Path: Why Habits Are So Hard to Break' beside a photo of sheep grazing along a worn dirt path through green hillside pastures, with the 'Turning The Page' logo below.

The Ancient Path: Why Habits Are So Hard to Break

I was brought up on a sheep farm, and one of the most fascinating features of that farm was the tracks the sheep made across the paddocks. Right in the middle of a field, you’d find this narrow, well-worn path — pressed down by hundreds of hooves, over and over, […]

The Problem is The Problem - Not the Person

The Problem is The Problem – Not the Person

  We all have problems, but we can over-personalise them. But the problem is the problem. Not the person. There is something sneaky about problems in that, over time, starting from being a little child, problems can morph and sneak into your thinking so much so that you see yourself […]

Redeemed pain is more impressive than removed pain

Redeemed pain is more impressive than removed pain

We all have painful experiences in life, but redeemed pain is more impressive than removed pain. What good can be found within in our pain?   Sometimes I am given a gift voucher. It has no value tangibly in itself. It is but a piece of plastic the size of […]