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In The Body: Tools For Authentic Living
This article was written by Taryn Moore - a certified Gentle Trauma Release© Practitioner. I sat there listening to my intuition, making every decision from this place of knowing what was right, what I needed, and determining every movement and...
The Weight of Trauma
This article was written by Taryn Moore - a certified Gentle Trauma Release© Practitioner. In 2000, I created a website focused on weight. I am/was a plus-size woman, the size many doctors and professionals would refer to as “obese.” A word I found...
Trauma or Personality Trait Series (Part 4): Hypervigilance vs. Intuition
This is Part 2 of a 4-part series written by a brilliant Gentle Trauma Release© student in training - Stacey Chantal Tsourounis. In this series, Stacey explores the link between complex trauma symptoms and personality traits and tendencies of "empaths". ...
Trauma or Personality Trait Series (Part 3): Introversion
This is Part 2 of a 4-part series written by a brilliant Gentle Trauma Release© student in training - Stacey Chantal Tsourounis. In this series, Stacey explores the link between complex trauma symptoms and personality traits and tendencies of "empaths". ...
Trauma or Personality Trait Series (Part 2): Boundaries
This is Part 2 of a 4-part series written by a brilliant Gentle Trauma Release© student in training - Stacey Chantal Tsourounis. In this series, Stacey explores the link between complex trauma symptoms and personality traits and tendencies of "empaths". ...
Trauma or Personality Traits Series (Part 1)
This is the beginning of a 4-part series written by a brilliant Gentle Trauma Release© student in training - Stacey Chantal Tsourounis. In this series, Stacey explores the often overlooked distinction between traumatic responses and personality traits. ...
Sarah’s Kitchen Is On Fire: Case Study
Most of my clients come to me with traumas that happened AND ended a long time ago. For example, they went through a painful break-up and they have been suffering from anxiety ever since. Sometimes it's years and years. They might even be in a new, happy...
Looking above and beyond: can you do that?
We do the best we can for our clients. We care. We learn. We improve our skills so we can help them better! But perhaps, as important as learning and training to become better experts in doing client work, is sometimes our ability to go above and beyond...
How It All Began…
If you work with people in any sort of coaching, therapeutic, nursing, counseling or even healing capacity, one of your biggest fears is likely to be: What if I can't help them? And that can make you feel incompetent, almost like a fake… I know I...
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