Somehow, you got this far in life. Despite the pent-up energy bottled up inside, you’ve achieved things in life that didn’t seem possible. Maybe you found the career you love, graduated college, are living your dreams, or finally found your soulmate. But there’s this issue that never goes away. The emotions and energy inside you […]
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Just because you made it to a high-functioning, professional job doesn’t mean past trauma and anxiety won’t affect you. Despite becoming lost in the workload, working late into the night, or working long hours, past trauma and anxiety will not go away on their own. This blog post will discuss the impacts of trauma and
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One of the most undervalued and often overlooked aspects of life is the importance of mind-body connection. There’s the obvious visual and physical connection between the mind and body, but the psychological link between the mind and body can help us understand the body’s response to stress and trauma. This blog post will provide information
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The nervous system is responsible for sensing, controlling, and coordinating an individual’s actions and reactions to life. It comprises the brain, spinal cord, and a vast network of nerves that extend throughout the body. The importance of nervous system regulation cannot be overemphasized here. It plays a significant role in maintaining overall health and well-being.
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Dissociation is one of the many different responses someone may have during and/or after a traumatic or other overwhelming event. But, how to regulate dissociation is a more complex question to answer as it involves how the nervous system perceives threats and the different states of the nervous system. We will discuss how the nervous
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