Beautiful Things Grow Here
Debra KingWriter and trauma-informed coach with training in somatic therapy, sharing personal essays, poems, and gentle tools focused on childhood trauma, nervous system regulation, and embodied healing.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 129 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 8 days ago |
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Why Saying No Feels So Hard After Childhood Trauma
Content Note: This piece looks closely at the ways we abandon ourselves to keep other people comfortable. It might hit a little close to home, so take your time with it.
One day not so long ago, I was sitting on the edge of my bed w...
Poetic Remedy No. 10
On the exhaustion of chasing people who aren't looking for you, and the freedom of finally walking away.
I’ve spent a lot of time convincing myself that if I just gave a little more, cared a little harder, or waited a little longer the sca...
From The Healing Room to The Healing Garden
You might notice that our private space looks a little different now. It has evolved from The Healing Room into The Healing Garden. I chose this change because a room has four strict walls, but a garden has room to breathe, to shift with th...
Poetic Remedy No. 9 — for the ones who hold it together all day and fall apart at night
Sometimes the loneliest part isn’t the work it takes to keep it together, but the silence when the sun goes down and you have to face the pieces you’ve been sweeping under the rug all day.
This poetic remedy is for the ones who are fierce...
What Growing Up Around Anger Does to the Nervous System
Trigger Warning: This personal essay contains discussions of childhood trauma, emotional abuse, verbal abuse, physical violence, and nervous system triggers.
The other night, My husband and I were sitting on the couch watching...
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Trauma-informed writer + poet, highly sensitive person living with chronic illness and C-PTSD. I share personal essays & poems about pain, childhood wounds, and finding your voice again, along with somatically informed, gentle writing tools.
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