You are numbing yourself with alcohol, overworking, or scrolling your phone. Or some other way. But what you know is that you’re not feeling good. You don’t want to need to keep escaping your pain. Or your feelings. You want to be able to feel so you can actually enjoy life. Read this blog for more and some tools to begin healing.
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Read MoreShowing up for to life, goals, and maybe even in therapy, but keep hitting the same brick wall? You may have an inner conflict that is beneath all of that. Want to understand common conflicts and tips to resolving them so you can live a more wholesome life? Read on for more!
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Read MoreSomatic Therapy Tools for Anxiety Relief in New York. Last blog addressed what triggers are and where they come from. This blog is going to dive a bit deeper into how to support yourself when you are experiencing a trigger or stressful event, and are needing skills for relief.
As we mentioned last week, one of the ways to work with triggers is to ground yourself, and orient to the room around you. This week we are practicing orienting yourself to your body so you can support yourself when triggered. Next, I will give you 6 steps for you to practice for relief.
Yes, there is. When you experience emotional flashbacks, you will have higher levels of anxiety and feel on-edge more often. Want to understand what emotional flashbacks are, and what you can do to begin experiencing relief? Read below.
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Read MoreHave you ever thought that joy could be related to pain? Sometimes, we have to feel and go through the pain, to be able to access joy, love, and light in our lives.
Here we explain a bit of the neuroscience behind emotions, and why suppressing and numbing our emotions, isn’t always the way to freedom.
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