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S6 - #7 Chapter Seven: Healing Trauma and Emotional Wounds

S6 - #7 Chapter Seven: Healing Trauma and Emotional Wounds

FromA Codependent Mind


S6 - #7 Chapter Seven: Healing Trauma and Emotional Wounds

FromA Codependent Mind

ratings:
Length:
22 minutes
Released:
Jun 13, 2024
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

The full audiobook can be purchased on Amazon (https://www.amazon.com/Making-Re-Making-Codependent-Mind-Codependency/dp/B0D2LYSJC3/) and Spotify (https://open.spotify.com/show/4fzyWWfGTv34T5Hev7DsOP) and other platforms. 
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In this Chapter, Brian chronicles the arduous and emotionally challenging process of healing from trauma. He recounts his realization that his conditioned freeze and fawn responses to perceived threats, stemming from childhood experiences with his parents and an abusive friend, were hindering his ability to respond adaptively to interpersonal stressors. Recognizing and naming these trauma responses, understanding his triggers, and learning to sit with and interpret emotions have been crucial steps in his journey. By developing awareness and practicing healthier emotional responses, Brian has gained more control over his emotions and interactions, allowing for a more authentic and empathetic engagement with others.
 
 
Released:
Jun 13, 2024
Format:
Podcast episode

Titles in the series (57)

An honest first-hand account of descent into and emergence from codependency. Brian and Stephanie share their journey of codependency recovery and understanding. Through first-hand experience, extensive research, and countless hours of discussion with his wife Stephanie, Brian has been able to understand the web of behaviors that formed his ’codependency’ and to heal from the trauma and the shame that was at the root of it.