Working with the Inner Child

Working with the Inner Child

Healing is Not Complete without Inner Child Work

Working with the Inner Child is incredibly important if you are working towards healing from childhood trauma.

Every single person has an inner child who is begging to heal. So many of us had traumatic childhoods and can recognize that.

The ability to recognize that makes it easier to being healing.

Working with the Inner Child Work

Keep in mind that many of us don’t recognize that we had trauma in our childhoods. Inner child work allows you to connect to the young you who did not get what you needed.

If a child did not get what he or she needed, that is neglect. Experiencing neglect in childhood is ALWAYS traumatic.

Working with the Inner Child

Keep in mind that many of us don’t recognize that we had trauma in our childhoods. Inner child work allows you to connect to the young you who did not get what you needed.

If a child did not get what he or she needed, that is neglect. Experiencing neglect in childhood is ALWAYS traumatic.

Can you now begin to see how your needs not being met was traumatic? Those needs may have been physical or emotional, but either way it is still considered trauma.

Working with the Inner Child

Keep in mind that many of us don’t recognize that we had trauma in our childhoods. Inner child work allows you to connect to the young you who did not get what you needed.

If a child did not get what he or she needed, that is neglect. Experiencing neglect in childhood is ALWAYS traumatic.

Can you now begin to see how your needs not being met was traumatic? Those needs may have been physical or emotional, but either way it is still considered trauma.

Working with the Inner Child

inner child work

Keep in mind that many of us don’t recognize that we had trauma in our childhoods. Inner child work allows you to connect to the young you who did not get what you needed.

If a child did not get what he or she needed, that is neglect. Experiencing neglect in childhood is ALWAYS traumatic.

Can you now begin to see how your needs not being met was traumatic? Those needs may have been physical or emotional, but either way it is still considered trauma.

Self-Sabotage in Relationships comes from Childhood

Many of our self-sabotaging behaviors are merely results of childhood trauma in adults that were never healed.

Often, we don’t recognize where these behaviors were established. Instead, we beat ourselves up without understanding why we do those behaviors.

Chances are that those behaviors actually protected us when we were children.

Self-Sabotage in Relationships comes from Childhood

Many of our self-sabotaging behaviors are merely results of childhood trauma in adults that were never healed.

Often, we don’t recognize where these behaviors were established. Instead, we beat ourselves up without understanding why we do those behaviors.

Chances are that those behaviors actually protected us when we were children.

Self-Sabotage in Relationships comes from Childhood

Many of our self-sabotaging behaviors are merely results of childhood trauma in adults that were never healed.

Often, we don’t recognize where these behaviors were established. Instead, we beat ourselves up without understanding why we do those behaviors.

Chances are that those behaviors actually protected us when we were children.

Self-Sabotage in Relationships comes from Childhood

Self Sabotage in Relationships

Many of our self-sabotaging behaviors are merely results of childhood trauma in adults that were never healed.

Often, we don’t recognize where these behaviors were established. Instead, we beat ourselves up without understanding why we do those behaviors.

Chances are that those behaviors actually protected us when we were children.

Healing from Childhood Trauma by Working with the Inner Child

Not Good Enough Stuff often hides the inner child for many of us. Connecting to our Inner Child and meeting his or her needs helps heal emotional childhood trauma.

Recovering from childhood trauma is vital to the healing process. If we don’t do the work to heal our inner child, we are missing a huge part in creating a peaceful life.

Healing from Childhood Trauma by Working with the Inner Child

Not Good Enough Stuff often hides the inner child for many of us. Connecting to our Inner Child and meeting his or her needs helps heal emotional childhood trauma.

Recovering from childhood trauma is vital to the healing process. If we don’t do the work to heal our inner child, we are missing a huge part in creating a peaceful life.

Healing from Childhood Trauma by Working with the Inner Child

Not Good Enough Stuff often hides the inner child for many of us. Connecting to our Inner Child and meeting his or her needs helps heal emotional childhood trauma.

Recovering from childhood trauma is vital to the healing process. If we don’t do the work to heal our inner child, we are missing a huge part in creating a peaceful life.

Healing from Childhood Trauma by Working with the Inner Child
Healing from Childhood Trauma

Not Good Enough Stuff often hides the inner child for many of us. Connecting to our Inner Child and meeting his or her needs helps heal emotional childhood trauma.

Recovering from childhood trauma is vital to the healing process. If we don’t do the work to heal our inner child, we are missing a huge part in creating a peaceful life.

How Does Working with Your Inner Child Help You Heal?

Working with the Inner Child allows us to shift our negative self-talk and negative view of ourselves.

Our brains became wired to protect ourselves in childhood.

Doing this work allows you to rewire your brain in regards to what is no longer a threat to us in the way it was in childhood.

Doing that can significantly decrease symptoms of anxiety and depression.

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DISCLAIMER:

This site is only intended for people who are truly willing to look at themselves with an open mind and have the ability to truly be vulnerable with themselves and others. Please understand that this site is in NO WAY THERAPEUTIC ADVICE. However, this site can be very beneficial in learning the causes of your NGES. This site is not intended to provide or replace medical or psychiatric treatment. Mary Beth HIGHLY RECOMMENDS finding a licensed therapist to help you process the information from this site and all that you learn about yourself. Visit Psychology Today to find a licensed therapist in your area.