EPISODE · Jul 2, 2023 · 32 MIN
#notmyshame
from The Human Journey: Your Story with David Hackett · host David Hackett
Her personal and traumatic story of struggle and hardship covered in her debut book entitled ‘Don’t Hold Back’ has given her the positive tools and focus she needed to fight back, to create a power house of strength; compassion and dedication to living. Emma-Jane was once told ‘she was the girl going nowhere, the failure’ and most people thought she would be dead or in prison by the time she was 20. Her reality, like many, was very different. She is a survivor of child sex abuse, abandonment & rejection. Throughout her teenage years she drank excessively, took drugs, became bulimic. By 15 years old was exhausted by life, addicted and struggling with various disorders. Her school life struggled, she was often put into isolation, on report, given regular detentions or suspended. She was labelled a juvenile delinquent by a child psychiatric at 14 - none of which helped her with her difficulties or development. As a young girl she struggled with nerves, night terrors, late development, OCD, PTSD, nausea, eating disorders, paranoia, anxiety. At 19 she took off to Spain and at 23 she found the confidence to start an A-Z of therapy. Emma-Jane is a passionate & authentic speaker with relatable clear messages, keeping her audiences engaged by her genuine & insightful knowledge. Using her own powerful and traumatic story she allows her audience the much needed mental and emotional freedom to live life the way they need, both personally and professionally. With a laser like focus she can shape your world with what is truly important in life. In short, Emma-Jane helps her audiences develop their full potential whilst focusing on keeping them grounded with valued beliefs. She is exceedingly inspiring and motivating to all, and uses her platform to support the many suffering in silence to find their voice and ultimately their success.
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