Have you or someone you know suffered childhood sexual abuse?
“My family didn’t know how to help me. It was easier just to pretend like it was over. The problem was, it wasn’t over for me. I felt alone. I no longer fit in the way I used to. Worse, I was filled with shame. But I covered all that up. Not just for one month, but for decades…until I discovered the Soul Injury tools.”
-Dr. Jo Wakeela Jones
There is no quicker way to acquire a Soul Injury than to be demeaned and humiliated by sexual trauma—especially if it was perpetrated by someone you trusted.
It takes considerable trust and courage to remember and re-member scattered pieces of self that become disconnected after sexual violence.
This course provides a step-by-step process for hope and healing the aftermath of sexual trauma.
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Course curriculum

    1. Workbook - please download and print. Follow the workbook instructions and capture thoughts, feelings and realizations.

    1. Gathering Scattered Pieces of Self After Childhood Sexual Violence

      FREE PREVIEW

    2. Childhood Molestation: The Brain, The Secrets, The Snakes

    3. Identifying Soul Injury: A Self-Awareness Inventory

    1. Sexual Trauma: Loss of Childhood

    2. Pain and Peace Self Awareness Exercise

    3. Downloadable: Pain and Peace Self-Awareness Exercise (without introduction & downloadable so you can practice - click on the 3-dots)

    1. Grooming, Conspiracies, and Trafficking: Perpetuating Childhood Sexual Trauma

    2. Sexual Trauma Loss Chart

    1. Childhood Sexual Trauma: "The Incident"

    2. Childhood Sexual Trauma: Secondary Wounding/Re-Victimization

    3. Metaphorical Insight into the House of Perpetrators

    4. Childhood Molestation: Helplessness not Guilt

    1. Restoring Wholeness after Sexual Trauma: A Personal Journey

    2. Soul Injury Inventory - Have you acquired a Soul Injury?

      FREE PREVIEW

    3. Soul Injury Inventory Purpose and Directions Download - Next Steps

    4. Self-Help Tools for Gathering Scattered Pieces of Self

    5. Numbing Agents

About this course

  • $49.00
  • 21 lessons
  • 3 hours of video content

Course Instructor

Dr. Jo Wakeela Jones

Licensed Educator

Dr. Jo Wakeela Jones has her doctorate degree in healthcare education and has worked as an executive in various health care settings for 40 years. She says her over-achieving behaviors have actually been a numbing agent to hide the pain of four different sexual assaults: “The smile on my face was fake. My joy was manufactured. I was performing a good imitation of happiness and sorrow, but I had difficulty making meaningful eye contact because I was afraid my scars would be seen. My soul was hurt. I physically and emotionally ached. I remained broken inside for many decades.” Dr. Jo tells her story of pain, self-discovery, and how she used the Opus Peace self-help tools to help heal the relationship she had with herself.

Course Instructor

Deborah Grassman

Founder

Few people have been with 10,000 dying veterans; Deborah Grassman is one VA hospice Nurse Practitioner who has. Dying veterans taught her lessons about how to attain personal peace. Ironically, those lessons came from people who had been trained for war! As a result, a phenomenon known as “Soul Injury” has now emerged as a relevant healthcare issue for the public. She contends that 10,000 dying veterans have lessons that the rest of us need to learn! Deborah is the author of two books, Peace at Last and The Hero Within. She is a contributing author for four textbooks, has 25 published articles, and there are 5 documentary films featuring her work.

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Testimonial

“This course and Jo's story provided hope to myself and others who are living with the trauma of sexual violence. Most importantly I learned it can be healed, incorporated into my being, and once I learn to let pain and peace co-exist inside me without fear I will be stronger and able to live again.”

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