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This program has been designed to give you clarity about healing from your trauma and creating meaning and purpose in your life. Complete a simple questionnaire (helpful prompts are contained within every question in case you get stuck) and you will receive a customized "Healing Intention" based on your answers. You'll also discover how to utilize this "Healing Intention" to assist you in repairing your trauma at the physical, mental, emotional and spiritual level. Plus, you will receive step-by-step instructions from Brian Marinelli, the creator of Trauma Transformation™, on how to accelerate your healing with this program.

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