Childhood trauma is what you will hear therapists call Developmental Trauma or Early Trauma. It’s the experiencing of trauma while a child is also in the process of brain and physical development. Our brain, our cells, our nervous system. And therefore, needs to be approached not just from a point of talking about one’s experiences, but also creating an internal capacity to process one’s experience.
A traumatic experience is overwhelming and devastating. Such a sudden, unexpected, or repeated event leaves you confused, dazed, and in a state of uncertainty. Your world has changed and you’re not sure how to find your way back. But there is a way back from...
Do you wonder how you lost yourself in this toxic relationship? The relationship started off so well. It was new, exciting, and fun. You laughed, he was attentive, and you began to fall for him. For a moment, you questioned something, but you let it...
You're ready to have that difficult conversation with the one who hurt you. You're feeling empowered, confident, and ready to let it all out. But make sure you take 3 important steps to get the most out of the conversation for true personal healing.