The Good Girls Guide To Life by Karly Latham
Karly LathamWeekly investigations into self-trust, trauma, desire, and becoming yourself again. Through psychology, storytelling, and guided inner journeys, we follow the clues back to the person you were before the world told you who to be.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 114 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 8 days ago |
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I Left the Mormon Church and My Marriage, Then I Had to Unlearn the Conditioning
The first time I realized I might not be in the healthiest environment, my oldest daughter was around six years old, crying over Dairy Queen. That sounds bratty, but it’s actually anything but. Picture this:
We lived down the street from...
The Strange History of Hypnosis and the Women Whose Bodies Made It Famous.
If you were asked to picture hypnosis, there is a good chance your imagination would produce the same mental image everyone else’s does:
A gold watch swings from side to side while a stranger’s eyelids grow heavy. Someone says, You are get...
Why Not Knowing What to Do Feels So Dangerous After Trauma
I don’t know how to do this.
I know exactly what I want to create. I’ve known for a while, and I can tell you exactly what I want to do and the reasons and the therapeutic benefits behind it. Right now, as I’m writing this, I can feel the...
I Thought Everyone Believed They Were Secretly a Bad Person
I’m pretty sure I have OCD.
And I’m not saying that in the omg, I have to put my keys in the same place every day, isn’t that so silly goofy of me?
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Mistress, May I... Become My Own Authority?
Here’s something the Stepford Wives and the good girls raised in high-demand religions have in common that rarely gets said out loud.
Neither of them was taught to obey.
The Good Girls Guide To Life by Karly Latham is a reader-supported p...
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I’m Karly Latham, a trauma-informed hypnotherapist, tarot reader, and storyteller specializing in emotional abuse recovery, PTSD regulation, and identity reclamation after trauma.
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