Rick Wilkes & Cathy VArtuli – Trauma and the Primitive Brain

Rick Wilkes & Cathy VArtuli – Trauma and the Primitive Brain

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Would you tell a three-year-old which house to buy? Do you ask a 5-year-old who she should date? If you have unresolved traumas from when you were three or five years old, these frozen memories may have a greater influence on your adult actions than you realize. You can find out what’s obstructing you by viewing this 14-minute movie…

Most people associate “trauma” with violent automobile accidents, muggings, child abuse, and war. However, for a 3-year-old, Mommy suddenly “disappearing” due to a new job might be upsetting, especially if the youngster feels rejected or abandoned.

Being mocked at Show-and-Tell can have long-term consequences for how we carry ourselves in public, perhaps for the rest of our lives… if we don’t let go of the frozen agony of that event.

“Minor” traumas may have an impact on our self-esteem, sense of safety, how much love we allow in, and how plentiful we feel.

Traumas alter our frequency… often below the level of consciousness (and hence influence what we focus on in our lives).

Why is this the case? What is going on, and how can we fix it?

We created a movie that explains how huge and little traumas are stored in the body and mind, as well as how we may release them. If you get skilled at this, you can turn this into an ally rather than leaving you feeling stranded with the parking brake on.

If you are unable to see the video owing to a sluggish internet connection, here are and.

How?

if you want complete counseling to help you bring trauma recovery to yourself and people you care about.

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