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Incorporating energy healing into therapy helps with unlocking or processing the traumatic memories via the body, releasing them from being trapped in your system.
When the traumatic memory is reintegrated in the mind, the brain can begin to heal.
The Body is a map of every experience we ever had and the body stores trauma on a cellular level thereby keeping us stuck in the past. We can go years and even decades without realising that we have trapped emotions or where they stem from.
The Body is a mirror of our internal thoughts, emotions and beliefs. Every cell responds to every emotion you repress, every single thought you think and every word you speak, those repetitive modes of negative thinking and speaking produce bodily behaviours and postures, leading to muscle tension, pain, suffering and eventually illness.
Energy Healing with Trauma Therapy is empowering – going deeper into our wounds – it differs a lot from “traditional” therapy in the sense that it is less about thinking and talking, and more about doing and experiencing.
When trauma remains unresolved in our unconscious mind, there is a repetitive cycle of stress, distress, and dis-regulation that gives rise to depression, anxiety, panic attacks, dissociation, low self-esteem, ongoing relationship and interpersonal difficulties – all common issues that bring clients into therapy.
Traumatic symptoms are not caused by the triggering event itself. They stem from the frozen residue of energy that had not been resolved or discharged.
This residue remains trapped in the nervous system where It can wreak havoc on our bodies and spirits.
Once expressed the body can find calm.
Incorporating energy healing into therapy helps with unlocking or processing the traumatic memories via the body, releasing them from being trapped in your system.
When the traumatic memory is reintegrated in the mind, the brain can begin to heal.
I respect that for many it takes courage to pick up the phone or drop me a line as It’s actually a bit anxiety-inducing to reach out to a therapist.
You have so many unspoken questions, that’s why I offer a free consultation.
You have already taken the first step, by contacting me you keep moving forward, let me support you with the rest.
I respect that for many it takes courage to pick up the phone or drop me a line as It’s actually a bit anxiety-inducing to reach out to a therapist.
You have so many unspoken questions, that’s why I offer a free consultation.
You have already taken the first step, by contacting me you keep moving forward, let me support you with the rest.