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Exploring trauma, growth, and recovery—one post at a time.


People-Pleasing, Anxiety, and Identity: Finding Your Way Back to Yourself in CPTSD Healing
People-pleasing, anxiety, and identity can become deeply connected when you’re healing from CPTSD. If you learned early on to prioritize other people’s needs to feel safe, saying no or expressing your true preferences may feel surprisingly difficult. Healing isn’t about becoming selfish it’s about learning that you can care for others without abandoning yourself. Explore how trauma can shape people-pleasing, anxiety, and your sense of identity and how you can begin finding yo
Jennifer McNeil
21 hours ago7 min read


When Your Emotions Feel Like Too Much: Emotion Regulation, Parts Work, and CPTSD
When emotions feel overwhelming, it can be easy to wonder what’s wrong with you. For people healing from CPTSD, parts work offers a different perspective: your emotional reactions may be protective responses that once helped you survive. Learn how emotion regulation and parts work can help you respond to yourself with more curiosity and compassion.
Jennifer McNeil
Aug 239 min read
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