In this episode of Authentic Living with Dawn Jenyce, Dawn interviews Rosalyn Roarke, best-selling author and oneness coach who inspires and empowers individuals on their path to self-discovery and freedom.
In Rosalyn's new book, "When Wisdom Arrives: From Imagined Unworthiness to Freedom" Rosalyn's fable and companion memoir, we learn about truth and the simple way we can transcend the lie of unworthiness.
Imagined unworthiness shows up as a tyranny of thoughts and feelings that cause psychological suffering. She shows us that we can transform that imagined unworthiness into the knowledge of what we are in truth.
Rosalyn Rourke, MSW, has worked deeply in the field of mental health and trauma therapy as a psychotherapist and embarked on a distinguished career that included supervisory roles at Yale Facilities specializing in psychiatry. Her expertise further expanded as she immersed herself in trauma work, particularly Eye Movement Desensitization Reprogramming (EMDR), a highly effective PTSD treatment, and pursued advanced training in eating disorders, focusing on binge eating and body dysmorphia.
An avid learner, Rosalyn's professional and personal journey into transformation led her to the Enneagram, where she studied under renowned mentors such as Tom Condon, Don Riso, and Russ Hudson, among others.
In this episode of Authentic Living with Dawn Jenyce, Dawn interviews Rosalyn Roarke, best-selling author and oneness coach who inspires and empowers individuals on their path to self-discovery and freedom.
In Rosalyn's new book, "When Wisdom Arrives: From Imagined Unworthiness to Freedom" Rosalyn's fable and companion memoir, we learn about truth and the simple way we can transcend the lie of unworthiness.
Imagined unworthiness shows up as a tyranny of thoughts and feelings that cause psychological suffering. She shows us that we can transform that imagined unworthiness into the knowledge of what we are in truth.
Rosalyn Rourke, MSW, has worked deeply in the field of mental health and trauma therapy as a psychotherapist and embarked on a distinguished career that included supervisory roles at Yale Facilities specializing in psychiatry. Her expertise further expanded as she immersed herself in trauma work, particularly Eye Movement Desensitization Reprogramming (EMDR), a highly effective PTSD treatment, and pursued advanced training in eating disorders, focusing on binge eating and body dysmorphia.
An avid learner, Rosalyn's professional and personal journey into transformation led her to the Enneagram, where she studied under renowned mentors such as Tom Condon, Don Riso, and Russ Hudson, among others.