Are you ready to finally look in the mirror and like what you see?
Learn how to interrupt shame, let go of self-blame, and start seeing yourself as someone worthy of respect, love, care, and so much more.
90-minute class + lifetime access + reflection worksheet
For survivors of abuse, shame can be one of the most pervasive feelings we carry long after the abuse has ended.
Maybe you blame yourself for what happened.
Maybe somewhere along the way you started believing there was something inherently wrong with you.
Maybe you learned to put everyone else's needs ahead of your own because yours didn't seem to matter.
Maybe you constantly question yourself, second-guess your decisions, or feel responsible for things that aren't actually yours to carry.
And underneath all of it is that quiet, painful message:
I'm not enough.
I'm too much.
It's my fault.
I should have known better.
There's something wrong with me.
Boy, have I been there.
For years, I carried the belief that I was responsible for what happened to me. Those beliefs shaped how I saw myself, how I made decisions, and how I showed up in relationships.
But shame doesn't have to run your life forever.
You can learn how to recognize it, interrupt it, and start seeing yourself differently.
ANNA, NETHERLANDS
Rachel really helped me to clarify the patterns in my life that stem from the childhood experiences and now I can identify them as what they are...part of my past.
I am more confident and less ashamed. Also I now know that I am not alone in the experiences.
HERE'S WHAT YOU GET
$20 gets you:
The complete training on understanding shame and learning practical ways to interrupt it.
Come back to the training whenever you need it. No expiration. No limited replay window.
A simple companion worksheet to help you work through the ideas and exercises from the class.
This isn't just information. You'll have opportunities to reflect, write, notice what shifts, and apply what you're learning.
INSIDE THE MASTER CLASS
Learn the difference between healthy shame and dysfunctional shame - and why survivors can end up taking responsibility for things they did not cause.
Identify how shame shapes your identity, drives self-abandonment, and creates patterns of over-responsibility in your life.
Learn a practical process for separating what happened, who made the choices, and what responsibility actually belongs to you.
Reconnect with your own needs and desires instead of automatically dismissing them, minimizing them, or putting everyone else first.
Learn how to stop judging your younger self using everything you know now and begin meeting that younger version of you with compassion instead of blame.
SHAME DOES MORE THAN MAKE YOU FEEL BAD
You start seeing yourself through a lens of "not enough," "too much," "bad," "broken," or "unlovable."
When you believe you don't matter, your needs don't matter either. So you over-function, people-please, and put yourself last.
You begin carrying responsibility for other people's emotions, reactions, and choices - even when those things aren't yours to control.
THIS ISN'T A BORING OL' LECTURE
Throughout the class, you'll have opportunities to pause, reflect, write, and notice what is happening for you.
Identify the words and phrases you use to shame or judge yourself.
Explore how those beliefs affect your needs, choices, and future.
Practice separating what belongs to you from what belongs to someone else.
Reconnect with a need you've been dismissing.
Challenge the "I should have known / I should have stopped it" story.
Imagine what your life could feel like without shame running the show.
So grab some pen and paper.
You'll want something nearby to capture the insights that come up as you work through the training.
A LITTLE ABOUT ME
When I was five years old, my grandfather moved in with my family. I loved having him there. He became someone I trusted, someone I looked up to, someone I believed was safe.
Then, when I was ten, he sexually abused me. It continued for months and got worse.
I didn't tell anyone. And because I was a kid who couldn't make sense of what was happening, I turned the blame toward myself.
I looked fine on the outside. But underneath, I was carrying beliefs like I deserve this. It's my fault. I'm ugly. I'm worthless.
Those beliefs didn't disappear when the abuse stopped. They followed me for years - into my relationships, my marriage, and the way I saw myself.
In my mid-twenties, I finally reached a point where enough was enough. I became obsessed with one question:
How do we actually heal from sexual abuse?
So I went looking for answers. I studied. I read everything I could get my hands on. I earned an M.A. in Counseling Psychology and dug deep into neuroscience, trauma, and what actually helps us change the patterns that keep us stuck.
That's ultimately what led me to create the Beyond Surviving® Method - and why I created this master class.
Because shame may be part of your story. It doesn't have to be the story you live for the rest of your life.
READY?
Get the full master class, lifetime access, and reflection worksheet.
$20. Lifetime access. That's it.
Write to coach@rachelgrantcoaching.com and I will help you out. I will do my best to get back to you within 24 hours, if not sooner.