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Tag Archives: 18 Year factor
A story behind your story
The way we communicate, resolve conflict, process anger, and many other essential parts of life are shaped by your story. Continue reading
Don’t let the diagnosis define your destiny
______________________________________________________________ Many people identify with these experiences. They share in common the ongoing effects of a troubled upbringing. I call this the 18-year Factor. This is the first 18 years of life — the most impressionable years. Clear voices are making … Continue reading
Posted in 18 Year factor, Abuse, Child Abuse, Childhood trauma, Family life, Sexual Abuse
Tagged 18 Year factor, abuse, ACE study, Childhood trauma, past problems, trauma
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Longing for her father’s approval
According to her father, she did not eat, dress, or date appropriately. Rather than gaining what her heart desired, she was farther away from the hope of ever being loved by her dad for who she was. Continue reading
Posted in 18 Year factor, Abuse, Child Abuse, Emotions, Family life, Fathers, Parenting, Parenting teens
Tagged 18 Year factor, father daughter, Fathers, fathers approval
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Victimhood, vindictiveness, and vengeance
These emotions become a grid through which they read life and other people. Continue reading
Posted in 18 Year factor, Abuse, Anger, Bitterness, Child Abuse, Childhood trauma, Psychology, Sexual Abuse, Wisdom
Tagged 18 Year factor, ACES Study, ager, betrayal, bitterness, Childhood trauma, Revenge, vengance, victimhood
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Contractual relationships
Highly protective, suspicious and controlling adults must look back to ask if there is a story behind their approach to life and to people. Continue reading
Posted in 18 Year factor, Broken Relationships, Child Abuse, Childhood trauma, Relationships
Tagged 18 Year factor, ACEs, childhood abuse
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Looking back to move ahead
Are you equipped to walk with others through deep issues? Continue reading
Responses to my book
After speaking to the staff, counselors, and social workers at one organization, the feedback was encouraging and humbling. Continue reading
New Ministry Focus
I am available for speaking at conferences, seminars, workshops, or churches. Steve Cornell, President of the 18 Year Factor (LLC) 18yearfactor@gmail.com
Posted in 18 Year factor, Ministry update
Tagged 18 Year factor, special speakers, Steve Cornell
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