How to Overcome Trust Issues (Using Inner Child Work)
episode summary
Learn how to overcome trust issues through inner child work and the power of building a relationship of trust with yourself first.
Many of us can experience trust issues at some point in our life when we find it difficult to trust people or situations.
Often trust issues can develop in childhood, and it is our scared and insecure inner child that is still holding us back as an adult.
Solving trust issues is not as hard as you think, but it does require getting to the root cause of the problem and doing some inner child work.
Episode highlights
In this teaching, you’ll discover the typical origins of trust issues and how to overcome the problem by:
- communicating with your inner child
- resolving the legacy of any childhood trauma
- learning the power of trusting yourself first
- connecting more strongly with your natural intuition.
extra resources
Other related episodes on our YouTube channel that will help you:
- Overcome Self-Doubt and Self-Criticism
- Let Go Of Things You Can’t Control – Inner Child Work & Trusting the Universe
- Overcome Anxiety and Fear of the Future
- How to Trust Again: Inner Child and Relationship Advice
- Stop Inner Child Panic and Extreme Reactions to Life
- How to Follow You Intuition NOT Inner Child Fears
- Reparenting Your Inner Child (Part 1) & (Part 2)
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