I’m so sorry for the pain that you’ve been through. I know from experience that recovering from trauma feels like learning to walk again after being hit by a bus. And I’m sorry if it’s feels like no one understands your pain and how hard it is to walk again after that pain. You are not being dramatic, it happened to you and it wasn’t fair.
You didn’t deserve it.
I made these affirmations because I want to walk with you in your healing process. I want to help you leave the pain and the person that hurt you in the past (where they belong). I want to help you move forward and grab hold of your BRIGHT future and fall in love with your inner BEAUTY & POWER.
Grief and Loss
- It is okay to grieve and mourn my loss.
- My feelings of grief and sadness are valid and important.
- I give myself permission to take as much time as I need to heal.
- I will not compare my grief to others’ experiences.
- I have the strength to navigate through my grief and come out stronger on the other side.
- I will honor the memory of my loved one by living my life to the fullest.
- I will find healthy ways to cope with my grief and seek support when needed.
- I choose to focus on the positive memories I have with my loved one, rather than dwelling on the loss.
- It is okay to experience moments of happiness and joy, even while grieving.
- My loved one would want me to live a happy and fulfilling life, and I will honor their wishes.
Suffering Alone
- I deserved to have someone there to support me.
- I am allowed to feel angry and frustrated that the people in my life let me down.
- I will allow the feelings of anger to flow through me, but I will not stay angry.
- I will release the anger that I feel from the pain and feeling alone in it.
- I will attract friends and a support system that understands me.
- I will let my support system know how they can better support me in the future.
- I will voice my expectations to the people around me, so they can love me better.
- I will seek out professional help to understand and support me if no one else will.
- I am not alone because I’m surrounded by love.
- People care even if they can’t support me in the way I need it.
Empowering Affirmations
- I am worthy of moving forward and making a beautiful future.
- I will remain hopeful and expectant for good things to come.
- There will be a day when I’m emotionally strong and unbothered by my past.
- I don’t have to rush my process because I will be okay in the right time.
- I will listen to what my body needs and I won’t force it to go beyond it’s limit.
- I will use my voice to communicate my wants and needs.
- I am patient, gentle, and loving, but I’m not a doormat.
- I am blessed and will attract amazing people in my life that I can trust.
- I have a bright and I’m excited about what’s to come.
- I am amazing and powerful, despite what people have said about me.
- I mattered then and I matter now because I’m valuable to people around me.
- I make people feel loved and I’m memorable.
Betrayal Trauma
- I will not rush my healing process nor judge myself for moving slow.
- I’m allowed to hold love and pain in my heart at the same time.
- It is perfectly normal to trigger when I’m reminded of the pain.
- I don’t have to force everyone to see my side of the story because time will reveal it.
- I forgive myself for not recognizing the red flags they had.
- I will forgive them, but I will not let them back into my heart and life.
- It is okay to be angry because the situation hurt me very much.
- I will not let the pain turn me into a monster.
- I refuse to hurt others the way that they hurt me.
- I am wiser now and I will guard my heart and life from deceitful people.
- I am not stupid for loving and trusting someone that hurt me.
- I saw the best in them and I will never regret that I’m positive.
- I am a kind person and I love with all my heart.
- I am healing layer-by-layer and I don’t have to fear going backwards in my recovery process.
I saw the best in them and I will never regret being a positive person.
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Sexual & Physical Abuse
- I didn’t deserve what happened to me.
- I am happy because I will never let anyone unhealthy come close enough to abuse me again.
- I will trust a professional to help me put up boundaries to avoid allowing toxic people into my life.
- I am not damaged goods and I am worthy of a full life.
- I am worthy of relationships with people that are patient.
- I will attract healthy and amazing people in my life.
- I will get the healing needed to turn my pain into power.
- I was born to do amazing things and that won’t ever change.
- They broke me, but they couldn’t steal my purpose.
- I picked up my pieces and put myself back together with God’s help. That’s strength.
- I was strong then even if it didn’t look like it.
- I fought to see the best in them and that was strength!
- I said no, so it doesn’t matter what I felt in the moment.
- God has restored my sexual innocence and I don’t need to feel dirty.
God has restored my sexual innocence and I don’t need to feel dirty.
Emotional Abuse
- I will forgive myself for enduring the emotional abuse because I was afraid and didn’t always realize it was abuse.
- I can set limits and boundaries with people that I don’t want to have total access to my time, money, feelings, talents, and physical space.
- I can trust my gut when it tells me something isn’t right.
- I am worthy of kind, patient, selfless, and amazing friends.
- My standards for relationships and friendships are high because I give my whole heart.
- I have the ability and choice to leave friendships and relationships that don’t work for me.
- I am allowed to say NO without being questioned and harassed.
- I don’t have to anticipate the needs of everyone around me.
- I will not shame myself for doing what I thought was best at the moment.
- I am not a bad person because I realized that they’re broken.
- It is not my job to make others feel better.
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Childhood Trauma
- I am safe.
- I will experience joy and peace.
- There is a happy ending in store for me.
- I am healing and getting better day by day.
- I am not afraid of my memories.
- I will not view myself as weak or a villain in my memories.
- I was strong in the best way that I knew how.
- I did not deserve the pain.
- I am allowed to slowly unpack my trauma and I don’t need to rush my process.
- I will recognize that I was a child and it’s unfair to judge my younger self.
- I was a child and I didn’t have the knowledge or wisdom to make different choices.
- I forgive the people that were suppose to be there to protect me.
- I forgive myself for anything that I thought I should have done better.
- I release myself and others from the responsibility of preventing my pain.
- I will break the cycle of pain in my family.
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Ancestral + Generational Trauma
- I will break patterns that have been passed down my family line.
- I will deal with my emotions, stress, and pain in a healthy way.
- I will train myself to surrender my emotions and pain to God.
- I am disrupting the pattern of brokenness in my family as I speak.
- I will teach my children to receive healthy love and give unconditional love.
- I will break codependent, people-pleasing, and enabling patterns.
- I will break patterns of control, manipulation, lying, and blame-shifting.
- I will turn my pain into power every chance that I get.
- I am not a victim of my the struggles in my life because I will win in the end.
- There is no pattern that can stop from receiving every God predestined for me!
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General Trauma Healing
- I am capable of healing and growing from my experiences.
- My trauma does not define me, but it has shaped me into who I am today.
- I am grateful for the lessons I have learned from my trauma.
- I am in control of my healing journey and I choose to move forward.
- I trust the process of healing and allow myself to fully feel and process my emotions.
- I have the strength to face my trauma and overcome it.
- I am worthy of love, support, and healing.
- I choose to focus on my present and future, rather than being stuck in my past.
- My trauma does not have power over me anymore.
- I am resilient and can bounce back from any setback.
Anxiety and Panic
- I am safe and protected in this moment.
- My anxiety does not control me, I am in control.
- I choose to let go of my worries and trust that everything will work out.
- I am strong enough to face my fears and overcome them.
- I will not let my anxiety hold me back from living a full and happy life.
- I have the power to calm my mind and body with deep breathing and relaxation techniques.
- I am surrounded by love and support that will help me through my anxious moments.
- My anxiety does not define me, I am much more than my struggles.
- I will practice self-care and prioritize my mental health.
- I am capable of managing my anxiety and living a fulfilling life.
Depression
- I am worthy of happiness and joy.
- My feelings of sadness and hopelessness are temporary and will pass.
- I choose to focus on the positive aspects of my life, rather than dwelling on the negative.
- I have the strength to overcome my depression and find peace and happiness.
- I will seek help and support when I need it, and that is okay.
- I am not alone in my struggles, there are others who understand and support me.
- I will practice self-compassion and treat myself with kindness and understanding.
- I will take small steps towards my goals and celebrate each victory along the way.
- I am capable of creating a life that is fulfilling and joyful.
- I am loved and valued by those around me, even when I don’t feel it.
4 Comments
Caldonia
I’m extremely empowered
Christina Daniels
I’m so happy you liked the affirmations 🙂 Bless you!
Angelica Willard
I’m a survivor of all forms of abuse from my previous toxic relationship with my ex boyfriend who was so good at playing the role of the victim and manipulation of the people who are around them and convince those people that he is so much different than he really truly was at the time/ to my knowledge, still is to this very day. He was a very persuasive manipulative and convincing victim that really had the best front made up of who he really is and always was excusing his insanely evil sadistic behavior on the substance abuse issue he had with drinking alcohol. What I mean by that is that he was constantly consuming entirely too much alcohol and would “black out,” supposedly and would use that as a lame asf lousey excuse/crutch to excuse his behavior and try to get out of any repercussions or consequences that came after the fact… I’m so glad I was able to get away from him alive and am stronger than ever before as a result of the mistake of being with him and falling for him to begin with. But I swear he was the worst type of predator and was so close to ending my life and I am forever grateful for all the ways that I’ve learned that I can overcome the triggers and continue my own personal healing from this point onward. I hope all are doing well and truly love hearing from the survivors of abuse and my heart goes out to all who suffer from the symptoms of PTSD like I do. But I think it’s important to remember that the healing process is going to take time and I am so proud of all who are able to get back up no matter how many times they get knocked down. Sending nothing but positive vibes to everyone always. Take care of yourself and be gentle and kind to yourself as much as you can. You can get through the BS and I am so happy for those who are trying their best to keep it up and get the chance to win themselves back again and reinvent themselves in their healing journey. Good luck to all and best wishes to everyone!
Christina Daniels
Angelica, thank you for sharing your courageous journey as a survivor of abuse. Your strength and resilience are truly inspiring. It’s not easy to break free from toxic relationships and face the aftermath of such trauma, but you’ve shown immense bravery in overcoming those challenges. Your words offer hope and encouragement to others who may be going through similar experiences, reminding them that healing takes time and that it’s okay to be gentle with themselves.
Your message of positivity, love, and support is powerful, and I’m sure it will resonate with many others who have suffered from the effects of abuse and PTSD. Remember, you are not alone in this journey, and there is a community of survivors who understand and empathize with your struggles. Keep shining your light and continue to grow in your healing journey. May you find peace, strength, and joy as you reclaim your life and reinvent yourself. Sending you love, support, and best wishes for your continued well-being. Take care of yourself, and remember, you are stronger than you know. Keep moving forward with courage and hope. xoxo Christina