Heidi Davies Coaching

Ladies, I would like help with a passion project I'm starting. (Er, well, resurrecting.)

What do you wish you had learned as a teenager about relationships, be it with family, friendship, or romantic interests?

AND/OR

What are you glad you didn't have to learn the hard way?

AND/OR

What have you taught your daughters that you have found to be of utmost importance to them while navigating relationships?

I'm making this public. Please share. I'm interested in as many ideas as possible. It will be faith-based, but not necessarily LDS or even Christian.

This is my favorite concise, yet thorough explanation of the Eternal Warriors program. After you watch, if you are interested in learning the first step, the DPAR, register for my free workshop. The registration link is in the first comment.

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See my newest substack post for instructions on how to do a DPAR: an iterative cycle that helps you connect to your best self, connect to God, and move forward intentionally.



https://heididaviescoaching.substack.com/p/agency-after-trauma?r=7llpyx

Do you want an introduction to the DPAR? In introduce it here. Then register for my free Workshop Tuesday night at 7pm PT. Registration link in the first comment.

Agency After Trauma Reclaiming Choice When You Feel Hijacked

This is why so many people feel exhausted in ways that sleep doesn't fix. Your body has been working so hard for so long. What would it mean for you to intentionally create a moment of safety today — even a small one?



https://heididaviescoaching.substack.com/p/healing-when-the-trauma-doesnt-stop

This is such an important reframe. Self-care in the middle of hard circumstances isn't avoidance — it's preparation. It's how you build the internal steadiness to keep going. You deserve that kind of support, even now.



https://heididaviescoaching.substack.com/p/healing-when-the-trauma-doesnt-stop

If you've ever wondered why the usual advice doesn't seem to work for you, this might be why. Chronic trauma — like the kind that comes with betrayal, emotional abuse, or ongoing instability — requires a different kind of healing. You're not doing it wrong. You're dealing with something layered and real.



https://heididaviescoaching.substack.com/p/healing-when-the-trauma-doesnt-stop

Even one hour a day of intentional care can begin to shift things. Not because it fixes everything, but because it gives your nervous system a chance to breathe. Have you ever noticed a moment — however small — where you felt yourself come back to you?



https://heididaviescoaching.substack.com/p/healing-when-the-trauma-doesnt-stop

When you've been living in chronic stress or emotional dysregulation, self-care isn't a treat — it's a tool. It's how your body remembers what safety feels like. What's one small act of self-care that has helped you feel more grounded?



https://heididaviescoaching.substack.com/p/healing-when-the-trauma-doesnt-stop

Sometimes you can't wait for the trauma to be over before you start to regulate your nervous system.



https://substack.com//p-198883954