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"Step into the deeply moving world of Demarra West as she shares her inspiring memoir, ""Me Too: A Therapist's Journey to Heal, Find Liberation, & Joy."" This gripping and emotional journey takes you through Demarra's triumph over the adversity of complex trauma and into the light of healing and liberation. The first memory that Demarra has of trauma was when she was six years old, although trauma was present long before that with her absentee father and the violence she witnessed from her stepfather. By the time she was thirteen, Demarra experienced eight of the ten Adverse Childhood Experiences Scale trauma indicators which nearly obliterated her existence. The culmination was substance abuse, incarceration, homelessness, and more. Many people, including those positioned to support Demarra, had written her off as she worked to survive the tumultuous, nearly all-consuming pain that only trauma can serve up. Yet somehow she survived and learned to thrive-at least on the surface. More than thirty years later from that first memory of trauma, being a successful therapist and entrepreneur, and entering into a life of wife and motherhood, Demarra realized that, she too, had deep healing to do. Although she was aware that her trauma was a driving force to become a therapist she felt that the pains of her past were no longer running the show. She couldn't have been further from the truth. This awakening caused Demarra to start again-leaving behind everything that was familiar to her, including a loving husband of fifteen years, and moving into uncharted territory in search of herself, and all that had been lost. Demarra's story is a powerful rallying cry for survivors everywhere, offering a roadmap for healing and a testament to the human spirit's ability to overcome even the most challenging obstacles. As a therapist and self-healer, Demarra offers insight for readers seeking to overcome past trauma and live abundantly in every area of their lives. But even more than that, it's for those charged to support victims so they can begin the healing process immediately, including law enforcement, therapists, educators, and more. For it's not the trauma itself that's harmful, but the aftermath as well, which is why believing victims is so critical. As readers journey through the pages, they are left with a resonant and hopeful promise-an assurance that, no matter who we are, and what we've been through, the path to healing and joy is not only possible but part of our birthright and inherently worth pursuing."

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"In Me Too, the author invites the reader to her life story with honesty and bravery. She openly shares the trauma experienced from a young age into adulthood and then, takes the readers hand and guides them to an understanding of universal principles that not only applied to her journey, but emboldens the reader consider the impact to their own lives. I'm grateful to the author for sharing her story and I have implemented truths shared in the book in my own life that have lifted me up. Definitely worth the read! - Leigh A Sayen Demarra's story is truly insightful and inspiring. With courage and grace, she shares the depths of the trauma she endured and the tools she employed to forgive those who caused her harm. The liberation from this pain has empowered her to create an amazing and authentic life. ""This book is a blueprint for anyone seeking a joyful and abundant life,"" making it a valuable read for those on a journey of personal growth and healing. -Dr. Regena Fails Nelson, Early Childhood Professor, Western Michigan University This powerful memoir was inspirational, educational, and aspirational for anyone who has gone through or knows someone who has gone through trauma. The author's compelling storytelling offers a unique perspective on the healing process as she weaves together her personal experiences, professional insights, and her own wisdom. She masterfully and openly shares her wounds as well as the intricate process of self-discovery and self-acceptance. It is an exceptional book and a must-read for individuals ready to do the challenging work towards healing, transformation, and finding their own joy! ​-Shelly Ryan, Chief Career and Training Officer, WHEN Enterprises Corp."

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Demarra West, author of Me Too: A Therapist's Journey to Heal, Find Liberation, & Joy became a therapist more than a decade ago. Although she knew that her attraction to therapy was rooted in the tumultuous childhood she had, she was convinced that was in the past, and never really saw that she too, had immense healing to do.​That came to fruition a few years ago when she turned to holistic healing practices to support her work with Be Well Beautiful Woman, a global wellness company dedicated to helping all women heal and liberate, especially those most in need, It was those same practices that helped her face the dark parts of herself that trauma had created and alchemize those parts into becoming more of what she was always created to be.​Now she lives a full vibrant life on a mind, body, spirit level, and is tapping into the birth given joy, peace, and prosperity we were all meant to experience. In addition to being a therapist, Demarra is certified in trauma sensitive yoga, a Reiki master, a professional certified coach, and trained in a myriad of healing modalities that she uses to support her healing first, and then those she is privileged to serve.

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