INTUITION, we all have it, we are all born with it, we are all worthy of it. Yet, somewhere along the way many of us lose touch with it. We find ourselves in situations, experiences, perhaps even unknown realms and disconnect from our intuitive self. We forget to trust ourselves; we forget to ask ourselves the questions and turn to outside sources, we allow our culture, society even our loved ones to influence our thoughts and beliefs. Thankfully, that does not mean you can never reconnect to your intuition! It is not only possible but it is likely where you will find deeper connection and value in yourself.\nWhen speaking your own truth, whether that be in the written form or in the spoken word, it can bring us back to our intuition. As an intuitive, that true nature we all are, it is important that we not only know our own truth but that we speak it. 
Speaking from their heart centre, the women in this book share vulnerable experiences with you and show you the lessons you need to learn, to grow, to reconnect to your intuitive self Through their stories of pain, triumph, and change you can learn to trust yourself so you too can speak your truth. 
It is with great respect and an honour that present you to you INTUITIVE – Speaking Her Truth, the second in the series of INTUITIVE books. 
INTUITIVE – Knowing Her Truth 
INTUITIVE – Speaking Her Truth 
INTUITIVE – Seeing Her Truth, coming soonAll right here on Amazon.

Intuitive: Speaking Her Truth

Politics & Social Sciences

Holder, Brigid

Oliver, Patty

DehMuir, Rosalie

Delahunt, Dawn Marie

Cole, Theresa

Dasaro, Debra

Arathoon, Natasha

Reiner, Vicki

Bixby, Angela

McGinn, Jacqui

Philosophy

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Here I give you 14 incredibly strong women who experienced domestic abuse and their stories and ways forward. This is our way of coming together of working toward a solution to eliminate domestic abuse and family violence. 
It is heart breaking and it shocked me how incredibly easy it was to find women who shared such similar trauma. It scares me even more that I had 22 other women who were too afraid to publish their stories because they worried; “He will find me.” 
These words might break your heart open, make you sad and feel frustrated- well good! Use those feelings and help us do something. Anything! At the back of this book I’ll provide some of the ways to seek help and give you some options and ways to seek help. If you do not feel comfortable with that, reach out to me, to one of the authors, to a friend, to someone – just do not suffer in silence. 
And if you have never been in a domestic abuse situation, I would be glad if you take just one thing away let it be this- she can’t “just leave”, it’s far more complex and nuanced than that.

Hear Her Roar: Successful Women Who Experienced Domestic Abuse

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Simms, Jen

Jay, Kiziah

Fordham, Myra Fordham

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Walters, Kali Jay Walters

Kadeer, Sheila

Mundih, Yvonne

Spahr, Claudia

El-Din, Michelle

Family Relationships

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