Healthy bonds are characterized by trust, mutual respect, and emotional safety, while trauma bonds are rooted in cycles of abuse and manipulation. Trauma bonding can lead to significant adverse emotional effects and may include the development of associated disorders like depression, anxiety, and PTSD...
It is often difficult to trust others after traumatic experiences, whether they are strangers or loved ones whom you once trusted. Believe in the fact thatgood, heart-centered peopleDOexist, and you will find them in the least likely of places. 5.Move Forward Constant fear of the unknown wi...
Generational trauma affects your financial habits and how you feel about money. Here are some steps you can take to heal your relationship with money.
Trauma from the past often shows up in relationships, impacting how we trust and connect with others. Many people avoid vulnerability in relationships. Ignoring small discomforts in relationships can cause deeper issues to build over time.Source...
You may be tempted to close yourself off after a traumatic experience, but sharing your feelings with others can be helpful in your recovery. It can be crucial to open up about how you’re feeling. Talking to people you trust about your emotions is one way to do this, but you m...
Welcome to “How to Find Happiness After Healing From Childhood Trauma”! This empowering and supportive course is designed to guide you on a transformative journey towards discovering happiness, even after overcoming the challenges of childhood trauma. Through a combination of practical techniques, sel...
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“If you’re going to trust one person, let it be yourself.” These golden words by Robert Tew are worth living if you want to create the life of your dreams and achieve your highest potential. Yet many people lack self-trust and constantly beat themselves up for not doing “enough.”...
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58% of people have had a traumatic childhood.” Dealing with trauma in the childcare classroom As educators, children look at us to see ‘how do I learn to live my life?’. They are always watching us. We need to model for children the most healing and loving way to deal with difficu...