Parenting After Your Own Childhood Trauma: Breaking Cycles with Compassion
Parenting can bring deep joy and also stir up pain from your own childhood. If you’re trying to raise your child differently than how you were raised, you’re not alone. In this blog, we explore how childhood trauma can show up in parenting, and offer compassionate, practical tools to help you break the cycle and parent with intention. Healing while raising children is hard, but it’s possible, and you don’t have to do it alone.
The Link Between Childhood Attachment and Adult Relationships
Our earliest relationships shape how we connect, trust, and love in adulthood. In this blog, we explore how childhood attachment styles can influence adult relationships—and how healing those patterns can lead to deeper, healthier connections. Whether you're anxious, avoidant, or somewhere in between, meaningful change is possible.
How Trauma Can Affect Relationships & How to Repair
Trauma can quietly shape how we connect, trust, and communicate in our relationships. Whether it shows up as emotional distance, fear of abandonment, or intense reactions to conflict, the effects are real—but so is the possibility of healing. In this post, we explore how trauma impacts relationships and what you can do to begin repairing and reconnecting—with yourself and with others.
Understanding Complex PTSD: You’re Not Broken—You’re Healing
Feeling stuck in survival mode?
Complex PTSD often stems from prolonged trauma and can leave you feeling overwhelmed, disconnected, or constantly on edge. In this blog, we explore what C-PTSD really is, how it affects your mind and body, and gentle ways to begin your healing journey. You are not broken—you are healing.
Read the full post to learn more and discover tools to support your recovery.