You CAN Recover From Childhood Trauma!
episode summary
Recovery from childhood trauma and neglect IS possible, and these early experiences do not need to define you or your adult life. In this teaching, we explain more…
Do you believe that difficult or traumatic experiences in your childhood define who you are as a person today?
Or that you are somehow disadvantaged, damaged or worthless because of what happened to you many years ago as a child?
In this teaching, we reveal why childhood trauma and neglect does NOT define you, and the steps you can take to recover and move on from your past.
Episode highlights
- Why do we often blame ourselves for childhood neglect or abuse?
- Why do we believe we are damaged or unworthy as a result of childhood trauma?
- Why our childhood experiences can never truly define us and who we are.
- How you can recover from childhood trauma.
extra resources
Other related episodes on our YouTube channel that will help you:
- The Childhood Vow: The Impact of Emotional Neglect In Childhood
- Childhood Trauma Healing: How to Release Your Inner Child’s Emotional Baggage
- Abandonment Issues and Inner Child Work
- Inner Child Work for Healing Childhood Injustice and Unfairness
- Childhood Trauma Recovery
- Dysfunctional Childhood Survival and Recovery
- The Inner Child Explained: How to Love Guide & Heal Your Inner Child
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