•Healing Trauma Archive
How Chronic Traumatization Interferes With Meeting Goals and Completing Actions
Trauma-related stress reveals itself in many ways. Flashbacks. Nightmares. Emotional overwhelm. Shame. Obsessive thoughts. Decreased concentration. Apathy. Loss of a sense of self. When trauma-related stress is chronic, which is a common outcome of early life abuse and neglect, these …
Attachment Theory Through A Cultural Lens
In an article titled “Attachment and Culture (citation below),” Heidi Keller exposes attachment theory’s Western, middle-class assumptions. She argues: … the definition of attachment in mainstream attachment research are in line with the conception of psychological autonomy, adaptive for Western …
CG Jung and the ‘Leap of Faith’ Into Individuation
How I Practice Psychotherapy With Minimal Intrusion From The DSM
A Sensorimotor Approach to Becoming Indigenous (and healing trauma)
Trickster plays with me. Last week I wrote about Indigenous wisdom as a “gentle” trickster for violent, destructive times. This week, while hiking among the hoodoos in Bryce Canyon National Park, I learned the Paiutes Indians …