Trauma Relief
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Mother’s Day
– She can’t accept me as I am – She wasn’t there for me – I took care of her! – Mom went away emotionally – She didn’t really see me
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Sara’s Trauma Story
Sara had a pretty normal, healthy childhood. Her parents mostly were available and loving. She wasn’t abused. She lived in a nice neighborhood and had friends she really liked. She did well in school. You wouldn’t expect her to need to know about Trauma Relief.
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I Can’t Slow Down, I Might Feel…
– If I slow down I might not get the work I need – I might feel not good enough – Alone, sad and unsupported – I need to distract myself
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Jealousy
– Discussion about the gift of jealousy – Jealous of my boyfriends vitality and confidence – Betrayed by my friends – Jealous of coaches who charge a lot of money – Really want proof that I am a good person
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Little “t” Traumas - The Stick On The Path
The little girl was having such a nice day, running and playing in the fields barefoot on the farm. Her mother called her from the house. “Lunch time!” She ran down the path headed for food. A stick was on the path, and being barefoot, she jumped over it. And it MOVED!
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Transitions
Abundance, Money, & Thriving BusinessBody Vitality, Safety, & Self-ImageEmotional StatesTrauma ReliefPassage from one form, state, style, or place to another. Change, often major. A period which leads from one well-defined and steady existence to another. – what are we losing or leaving behind? (what are we gaining?) – is it safe? – who will we be? – do we have a choice? – will we…
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Dr. Robert Scaer on Trauma
Dr. Robert Scaer, a leader in the field of trauma and healing, shared his years of research with us in a recent interview. With 30 years of experience, and extensive study of the human brain and its response to traumatic events, he brings an unique insight and understanding to this process, including key components of…