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By Dr. Margaret Paul November 09, 2020 Will you always be struggling with the effects of an abusive childhood? If you had an abusive childhood, will you always suffer from it? This is the question that Andrea asked me about: “I had a terrifying childhood. I have had counseling, motion light therapy, and been . . . → Read More: Can We Ever Heal From Childhood Abuse?  Comments are closed  Relationships, Self Improvement & Personal Growth  child abuse, childhood abuse, EFT, EMDR, emotional healing, Inner Bonding, inner strength, loving adult, Margaret Paul, SE, Somatic Experiencing, soul, soul's journey, spirituality, TRE By Dr. Margaret Paul November 02, 2020 Discover when controlling opens your heart and when it closes you down and blocks your connection with your spiritual guidance. The kind of control that actually blocks our ability to access spirit is when we try to control what we can’t control – such as . . . → Read More: When it is Loving to You to Control – and When it’s Not
By Dr. Margaret Paul October 26, 2020 Discover what healing needs to occur within you before you can stop being reactive to others’ unloving behavior. One of our greatest challenges in relationships is to not get triggered into self-abandonment when others are unloving – to stay connected with ourselves rather than getting . . . → Read More: Staying Loving In The Face Of Others’ Unloving Behavior By Dr. Margaret Paul October 19, 2020 Is it loving to yourself to confront a parent about past abuse? Discover what is right for you. A woman wrote, asking: “I am trying to connect with my family of origin. I’ve been working on my recovery for a bit over a year (ACA . . . → Read More: Confronting an Abusive Parent By Dr. Margaret Paul October 12, 2020 If you were not lovingly held as a baby or toddler, you may need to do some healing work in this area. Were you deprived of comforting holding as a child? I was. I was held by my mother, but the energy of her touch . . . → Read More: Healing the Lack of Loving Holding and Touch By Dr. Margaret Paul October 04, 2020 The outlook doesn’t have to be bleak for those of us who had abusive or neglectful parenting. “There are clear links between an individual’s psychological coping strategies and his or her physiological coping strategies. Both are established in infancy and toddlerhood and tend to persist . . . → Read More: You CAN Heal The Wounds of Abusive Parenting |
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