S1 Episode 135 - Interview with Sarah Griffiths - Sexual Abuse and Trauma Expert

In her book, “The Unlikely 7 Figure Entrepreneur” Sarah tells the story of how close she came to taking her life* in October 2010. Childhood bullying at school had left her so self-conscious that she couldn’t bear to live any longer. All of the negative self-beliefs she had were reinforced in her narcissistic marriage. A split-second decision*changed her mind, and she became determined to heal and change her life. She embarked on a long journey of discovery, both in business and in her personal life, as she launched her first business just a few months later in April 2011.

Nine years later, she has studied and trained, and by using her own past experiences and healing journey, coupled with a precise methodology, she has developed a new program, 12 weeks to CPTSD Free, that uses hypnotherapy in combination with traditional talk therapy methods to help people rapidly heal from the trauma of past abuse and all of its debilitating effects.

She lives in Perth, Western Australia, but by embracing technology, Sarah is able to help those who so desperately need what she has to offer, no matter where they live on the planet as her sessions are all virtual*.

Her mission is to bring far more attention and awareness to the effectiveness and availability of methods such as hers, to get them adopted into mainstream practice, and also state-funded treatment programs so that those who cannot afford to pay privately can also access them*.

She also wants to raise awareness that talk therapy is not necessarily the best or only option, and allow people to make an informed choice about the treatment they opt for.

MORE ABOUT SARAH When she is not working Sarah loves to read and cook. She hates cruelty of any kind and to live in alignment with trauma and abuse-free life, she is vegan. She supports animal rescue organizations and child poverty programs.

Her goal is to set up a foundation to fund the services she provides to those who are in need but are lacking the resources to pay*.