Love & Trauma
“Opposite of love is broken” by Sammy (age 4). Therefore, if you are still capable of love post trauma, you are not broken. -Dr.P
“Opposite of love is broken” by Sammy (age 4). Therefore, if you are still capable of love post trauma, you are not broken. -Dr.P
With mindfulness awareness, we can look into the nature of our suffering and find out what kind of food we have been supplying to keep
How does social media impact you in positive and negative ways? Does your trauma make you more sensitive to certain aspects of social media? -Dr.
Telling someone you are setting boundaries with them may not be enough, sometimes you also have to demonstrate that you are setting boundaries. Change your
Learn to connect and relate to yourself, so you can better relate and connect with others and be self-reliant with your happiness rather than rely
Do you like yourself? Do you love yourself? How are liking and loving yourself different and the same? How are they influenced by your trauma?
What does self-respect mean to you? How has your trauma impacted your self-respect? -Dr. P
Try to find simple joys in life (e.g., pretty flower during your walk). It won’t make up for your trauma, but it sure can help
Do you agree to engage in certain activities or behaviors out of guilt? Is it worth it to you? What do you gain out of
Do you have trauma associated with certain holidays? Why or why not? If so, what can you do to re-create those holidays going forward in