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Why It Pays to Fully Heal from Childhood Trauma [pro.psychcentral.com/exhausted-woman]

Laura Pinhey ·
Janet reflected on the events of the past several days and instead of being embarrassed by her behavior, she was proud. She had purchased a new computer from a large retailer based on the specs and appearance. But when she began to use it, she discovered the store had done a bait and switch. They told her one thing about the product and sold her something completely different. After doing several rounds with their customer service and management department, she was told that the computer she...
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Re: Why It Pays to Fully Heal from Childhood Trauma [pro.psychcentral.com/exhausted-woman]

Diane Petrella ·
This is great. Thanks for sharing, Laura. I love how the article lists specific behaviors/responses for therapy clients to gauge how they're healing and growing. I'll share this with my clients and on my private Facebook page for sexual abuse survivors. Thanks again.
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Re: Why It Pays to Fully Heal from Childhood Trauma [pro.psychcentral.com/exhausted-woman]

Laura Pinhey ·
I like it because for those who may be skeptical about how childhood trauma has impacted them (downplaying one's experiences is so common among ACEs survivors) or how therapy might improve their entire lives, this demonstrates (accurately, I might add), how childhood trauma and/or PTSD affects one's daily, mundane experiences, around the clock -- not only the big, overarching stuff like relationships and careers, but also simply going to the grocery store or navigating rush-hour traffic. It...
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Re: Why It Pays to Fully Heal from Childhood Trauma [pro.psychcentral.com/exhausted-woman]

Scott Frost ·
"When you look at your life and feel at peace because of changes you've made, that's recovery." I saw this on facebook a few months ago and felt so warm knowing that those feelings of inner peace and contentment are brilliant signs of my recovery. They're not there all the time, but am so grateful for having lived long enough to live with the benefits of this new explosion of trauma recovery knowledge. Thanks for the lovely post.
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Mindfulness: Panacea or Hucksterism?

Helen W. Mallon ·
Psychology and spirituality are viewed as separate disciplines, but they shouldn't be. Healing is grounded in the place where they meet.
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