Trauma Recovery

Trauma recovery is a process of regaining control of your life. It replaces the feeling of danger with safety so the nervous system makes space for recovery.

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Natalia Padgen
Recovering from Childhood Trauma

This post explores the journey of recognizing and recovering from childhood trauma. It discusses the challenges of acknowledging past abuse, the development of self-destructive behaviors as coping mechanisms, and the importance of therapy in navigating through dissociation, fragmentation, and trauma bonds.

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Natalia Padgen
Trauma and Fawning

In the simplest of terms, the fawn response is our tendency to people-please – put the needs of others before our own. When doing so, there is a certain level of self-abandonment that occurs. 

Trauma is not black and white, it has a certain spectrum. Each individual victim of trauma has their own degree to which they choose to please others and ignore their own desires and feelings. 

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Natalia Padgen
Healing From Trauma By Understanding Your Attachment Style

There are many different recognizable attachment styles in trauma recovery which directly stem from how we perceive close relationships due to our past experiences. Understanding your attachment style means learning and identifying how you’re engaging and connecting to people around you for a better approach in your own healing process.

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Natalia Padgen
Understanding the Impact of Trauma

This brief guide explores the journey of healing from trauma, emphasizing the critical steps of acknowledging its effects, recognizing self-destructive patterns, and utilizing therapy and safe, non-invasive touch for recovery.

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Natalia Padgen