Tim March Children: A Case Study

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was probably running away and being homeless because she didn’t have to be pressured and bullied by her husband anymore. While she was pregnant the second time, she told people she didn’t want to lose her child. She seek help at the program call “Tim March Children.” In the program Neen, got help from therapists to improve herself making sure she felt safe. Neen was able to find everything she needed during the process of the program. The therapist would help her feel safe and told her that the things happen to her as a child, she didn’t do it to herself and it wasn’t her fault. Even with the therapist trying to help her, only the basic thing was attacked and helped. Neen believed therapist should attack deeper into the problems instead of the surface. However the therapist told Neen she could heal but not by herself …show more content…
Neen started sharing her story out to others. Neen wants others to know about her story because she wants them to know that if she could face all her trauma and still be successful, they can do it too. Need tried to inspire others not to give up, fight, and continue to live on with their lives. With hope, anything is possible. Neen gave presentations to inmates showing and telling them how low she was, that she was once in the same spot as they are. They could still climb back up with the proper help and support. Everywhere she goes, there would be a lot of people coming out to learn about her story. Neen would tell others she started as nothing and become something. Healing process is hard if one doesn’t come out to seek help. With Neen coming out and traveling to different places to tell her story, more people are aware of her story. Not only was she scheduled to speak at jails, she was also scheduled to speak at mental health facilities and hospitals. Neen shows that no matter what you face or who you are, as long as one seeks help and try to heal, they can do

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