How To Release Trauma Stored In The Body
Alex Howard Alex Howard
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 Published On Aug 9, 2023

Trauma impacts us all differently, so recognising the coping mechanisms or behaviours you have developed in response to trauma can help support your healing journey. In this video, I share how you can begin to release trauma stored in the body so you can heal your stress, anxiety and pain.

It’s easy to think negatively about how you learnt to cope when subjected to childhood trauma. But the first part of healing is understanding that those coping strategies helped you survive at the time. By understanding that they once served a necessary purpose, we can begin to let them go from a place of love.

The gift of being an adult is we’re not dependent upon others to meet our core emotional needs. We have within us what we need to heal, but to access this we need to slow down, make space and learn to connect to the love within us.

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