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Trauma & therapy

Healing from trauma is a journey that requires support and guidance. Our contributors explore the impact of trauma and grief, as well as various therapeutic approaches available to aid recovery. Learn about different types of trauma, signs and symptoms, and effective therapy options.

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From Chaos to Clarity – Your Path to Sovereignty, Presence and Power

Have you ever felt that, despite all the noise of the world, something deeper inside you is calling? Our purpose on this planet is shifting. Our souls are committing to align with the New Earth consciousness...

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How To Free Yourself From Guilt and Shame

Do you ever feel weighed down by guilt and shame, even when you know deep inside that you didn’t actually do anything wrong? Survivors of abuse, people who step off society’s “safe” track, and...

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The Real Health, Sexuality and Longevity Solution

When health or intimacy feels blocked, the usual answer is medication or supplements. But the real breakthrough doesn’t come from adding more routines, it comes from realizing how consciousness...

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Generational Trauma at the Table – How Cultural Messages Shape Feeding Therapy

Feeding is never just about food. It is about history, culture, and the messages passed from one generation to the next. For many parents, the act of feeding their child carries not only nutritional...

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Learning to Dance in the Rain – A Living Memoir of Attachment Alchemy

In Learning to Dance in the Rain, Meghan Rusco shares her transformative journey of emotional growth and healing. Growing up with a leaky roof and anxious avoidant attachment, she learned to navigate...

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A Trauma-Informed Approach to Preventing Workplace Violence in Healthcare

Workplace violence has become an alarming norm in healthcare, leaving both staff and patients at risk. Beyond physical harm, the emotional toll erodes trust, safety, and the quality of care.

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Dear Alex Hormozi – Not Only Are Your Thoughts on Trauma Irrelevant, But They Are Also Dangerous

I saw a reel on Instagram last week that absolutely made my blood boil. It was a clip of Alex Hormozi saying that 200 years ago, a 40-year-old sleeping with a 15-year-old wasn’t traumatic. If we simply...

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Finding Focus – How Therapeutic Coaching Can Support Adults Diagnosed with ADHD

For many adults, receiving an ADHD diagnosis later in life can be both validating and overwhelming. Lifelong struggles with focus, organisation, time management, or emotional regulation suddenly make...

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A Therapist’s Reflection on Healing from Parental Trauma

As a therapist, I have the privilege of sitting with people who carry stories that are sometimes too heavy to speak aloud. I listen to heartbreak, shame, and trauma. I witness tears, anger, and dissociation.

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Unpacking the Science of High-Dose Vitamin C and Cancer

As a medical oncologist, my days are spent in the complex, often overwhelming world of cancer care. I navigate the rigorous pathways of chemotherapy, immunotherapy, and radiation tools born from decades...

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ADHD or Trauma – What’s Driving Your Attention?

The earliest “atmosphere” a child breathes is not the air outside but the emotional climate within the home. Long before words, the nervous system absorbs stress, silence, and subtle cues of safety...

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Healthy Aging With Diabetes

Aging is a natural part of life, but managing chronic conditions like diabetes can add complexity to the journey. As we age, our bodies change, and so do our health needs. For those living with...

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Why We Shouldn’t Leave Our Grieving Clients Adrift

In my early years as a grief counselor, I often thought, “Maybe I should just listen, give space, and not steer too much.” The idea that grief is a unique, personal process almost became an excuse to...

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Healing Survivors’ Guilt Across Generations

Imagine being the only one left in your family after a tragedy. You survived, but everyone around you suffered, and somehow, their pain becomes yours to carry. For millions worldwide, this is the...

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The Psychology of the Alcohol Illusion and the Emotional Science of Freedom 

Why does changing your drinking feel so hard? You want to be proud and happy, shouldn’t that be easy? In her latest article, Sonia Grimes, Global Award Winning Alcohol Control Coach, tells you exactly...

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Rethinking Health and Why Prevention is the New Cure

For too long, the modern healthcare system (or perhaps more accurately, the ‘sick’ care system) has been built on a reactive model, waiting until illness strikes before intervening. This approach...

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