The Centre for Healing Blog
Fawning
I continue to recognize this survival pattern, noticing more subtle ways it is still functioning in my life. I also see it is very common in many people. (everyone to some degree).
At the ne...
Click here to read part 1 of the blog.
Re-sensitizing and connecting back the body:
Embodiment work is focused on -
- Appreciating that the body is the royal road to what’s out of awareness (the i...
In the challenging world of somatic (trauma) therapy, practitioners often find themselves facing complex dynamics that require a healthy balance between client support and self-preservation and care. ...
In the context of trauma healing, there is a common assumption that professionals with degrees or tertiary qualifications in Psychology, Psychiatry, Counselling, and Social Work possess the necessary ...
Narcissistic tendencies often coexist with addiction, as both can be driven by a self-centered mechanism for survival and self-regulation.
Unfortunately, this can lead individuals to disconnect from ...
OVERWHELM
The signs, the causes & how we can tip the scales in our favour.
Free class by the creators of Embodied Processing, Matt & Ryan.
States of overwhelm have almost become the norm in today's s...
The Good Girl Syndrome - often described as "People Pleasing", refers to the societal expectation for people, regardless of gender, but often times women, to be agreeable, self-sacrificing, and alw...
In Part 1, I wrote about how we become disconnected from our power, authenticity and autonomy as children.
We explored the parent/child relationship and several social and collective dynamics that c...
