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Online course

She Rescues Herself

A free course for women who have been carrying something for a long time

She Rescues Herself is written for a woman who is tired. Short pieces, read in any order, with nothing locked and nothing scheduled.

Most women read two or three pieces, skip the rest, and come back later. That is a perfectly good way to use it.

Free

Free, all of it. Nothing is held back for a paid version.

You will go to Payhip. No payment is taken.

Topics: Trauma, relationships and starting again

Who it suits

This could be for you if

  • You have been going round the same decision for a long time
  • You keep wondering whether what happened was bad enough to count
  • Money feels like the wall, and you have never looked at the actual numbers
  • You have already left and it has not settled
  • You are worried about how someone would react if you changed something

What's inside

What you get

  • Start Here and Safety First
  • Module 1: Recognising Why You Feel Stuck
  • Module 2: What Trauma Is, and What It Does
  • Module 3: Making a Decision, Stay, Leave or Redefine
  • Module 4: Money, Plainly
  • Module 5: Emotional Self-Rescue and Rebuilding Self-Worth
  • Module 6: Building Something Steadier
  • Module 7: Where This Leaves You
  • Resources and Support, plus Terms of Use
Format
Self-paced online course, 11 pieces
Access
Kept in your Payhip account
Price
Free
Sold by
Payhip
Price checked
20 October 2026

Buying and access

How it reaches you

Payhip asks for an email address and a password so it can keep the course in your account.

Please note

If someone monitors your phone, email or accounts, think about that before signing up. The support numbers below work without an account, and the Safety First module explains how to work around monitoring.

More on buying, access and refunds.

Good to know

Education and self-directed practice. Not therapy, counselling or a crisis service, and not personal advice about your relationship, health, legal position or money.

You do not need to buy anything to get help.
  • Emergency: 000
  • 1800RESPECT, national, 24 hours: 1800 737 732
  • DVConnect Womensline, Queensland, 24 hours: 1800 811 811
  • Lifeline, 24 hours: 13 11 14

Calls to 1800RESPECT can appear on an itemised phone bill unless your provider hides them.