Journal & Resources
How Complex Trauma is Stored and Integrated
Trauma is stacked in the neurophysiology ~ in the brain and the body.
Memories and emotions are stored in the limbic region of the brain, with affiliating stories, emotions and survival trauma or shock being also held in the cellular memory of the body, or soma ~ fascia, blood, cells, bones, lymph, organs, skin, tendons, immune system, etc.
These stories and cellular memories become fragmented, stacked and frozen in the body, often stored without cognitive recall in the brain in order to protect us, to keep us alive.
TIMELINES webinar
A Timeline Session is more than an intake process, but a touchstone for families committed to intergenerational or ancestral healing.
Join us July 11 for a free virtual webinar learning about Timelines and the multitude of ways they can help create healing and wholeness.
There is no one like your Inner-Mother
Whether or not you were mothered well by a mother who cared deeply and saw you for who you truly are, you can cultivate a relationship with your wise Inner-Mother and mother your children at the same time.
Fragmentation
What Holds You Back?
What Holds You Back?