Our childhood experiences shape who we become. Sometimes, these early bonds can influence our adult lives in unexpected ways. A "mother wound" describes the impact of a challenging relationship with a mother or caregiver. Family Wellness Clinician Jamie Bennett was featured in Verywell where she explains what a mother wound can look like, the cycle of generational trauma, how it impacts our lives, and steps to healing. "The normalization of the behaviors you receive from [your] mother becomes replicated in your future relationships because you grew up thinking this is how to be loved and accepted," says Bennett. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/e7kgzAJR #Family #Recovery #TraumaRecovery #Trauma #Relationships
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RECORDING AVAILABLE: ASXL parent leaders Laura Badmaev (ASXL1/Bohring-Opitz Syndrome), Amanda Scheirer (ASXL2/Shashi-Pena Syndrome), Gracileia Morrison (ASXL3/Bainbridge-Ropers Syndrome), and Sankar Madhavan (ASXL3/Bainbridge-Ropers Syndrome) share practical tips and advice from their own personal experience finding ways to care for their mental and physical wellbeing while also caring for a child with complex needs. Discussion includes: - Acknowledging feelings of grief and isolation - Developing self-compassion and finding joy amidst daily challenges - Creating opportunities for breaks in caregiving responsibilities
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A trauma truth from me, to you. Childhood trauma changes the neuropathways in your brain… but so do healthy, committed, consistent, loving relationships! Our brains are malleable throughout the lifespan. Where a child is today doesn’t mean it’s where they will be a year from now or a decade from now. It takes time and repeated corrective emotional experiences to change the neuropathways in our brain. Be patient, compassionate, and keep moving forward. Together. To learn more and access free guidance, subscribe to my childhood trauma newsletter at bethtyson.com. #childwelfare #socialwork #childpsychology
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RECORDING AVAILABLE: ASXL parent leaders Laura Badmaev (ASXL1/Bohring-Opitz Syndrome), Amanda Scheirer (ASXL2/Shashi-Pena Syndrome), Gracileia Morrison (ASXL3/Bainbridge-Ropers Syndrome), and Sankar Madhavan (ASXL3/Bainbridge-Ropers Syndrome) share practical tips and advice from their own personal experience finding ways to care for their mental and physical wellbeing while also caring for a child with complex needs. Discussion includes: - Acknowledging feelings of grief and isolation - Developing self-compassion and finding joy amidst daily challenges - Creating opportunities for breaks in caregiving responsibilities
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RECORDING AVAILABLE: ASXL parent leaders Laura Badmaev (ASXL1/Bohring-Opitz Syndrome), Amanda Scheirer (ASXL2/Shashi-Pena Syndrome), Gracileia Morrison (ASXL3/Bainbridge-Ropers Syndrome), and Sankar Madhavan (ASXL3/Bainbridge-Ropers Syndrome) share practical tips and advice from their own personal experience finding ways to care for their mental and physical wellbeing while also caring for a child with complex needs. Discussion includes: - Acknowledging feelings of grief and isolation - Developing self-compassion and finding joy amidst daily challenges - Creating opportunities for breaks in caregiving responsibilities
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RECORDING AVAILABLE: ASXL parent leaders Laura Badmaev (ASXL1/Bohring-Opitz Syndrome), Amanda Scheirer (ASXL2/Shashi-Pena Syndrome), Gracileia Morrison (ASXL3/Bainbridge-Ropers Syndrome), and Sankar Madhavan (ASXL3/Bainbridge-Ropers Syndrome) share practical tips and advice from their own personal experience finding ways to care for their mental and physical wellbeing while also caring for a child with complex needs. Discussion includes: - Acknowledging feelings of grief and isolation - Developing self-compassion and finding joy amidst daily challenges - Creating opportunities for breaks in caregiving responsibilities
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RECORDING AVAILABLE: ASXL parent leaders Laura Badmaev (ASXL1/Bohring-Opitz Syndrome), Amanda Scheirer (ASXL2/Shashi-Pena Syndrome), Gracileia Morrison (ASXL3/Bainbridge-Ropers Syndrome), and Sankar Madhavan (ASXL3/Bainbridge-Ropers Syndrome) share practical tips and advice from their own personal experience finding ways to care for their mental and physical wellbeing while also caring for a child with complex needs. Discussion includes: - Acknowledging feelings of grief and isolation - Developing self-compassion and finding joy amidst daily challenges - Creating opportunities for breaks in caregiving responsibilities
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Family dynamics can be complex, especially between siblings. Check out this insightful article on how adult siblings are finding support and healing through therapy. #WeAreTheCignaGroup
All grown up, but still fighting? Why more siblings are turning to therapy, together
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Family dynamics can be complex, especially between siblings. Check out this insightful article on how adult siblings are finding support and healing through therapy. #WeAreTheCignaGroup
All grown up, but still fighting? Why more siblings are turning to therapy, together
npr.org
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Interesting perspective on trauma. While adverse childhood events (ACEs) lead to a multiple of poor health outcomes, PCEs or positive childhood experiences can also mitigate that risk. So a good relationship with a pediatrician or teacher, or a supportive adult can be a positive influence on healthy development. In healthcare all too often we see the impact of trauma repeating itself through the generations. That one conversation or gesture of empathy from a healthcare professional may have more impact than we think. Can you think of a time when someone in healthcare gave you hope? https://lnkd.in/guP2Tvvg #traumainformedcare #positiveexperiences #aces #behavioralhealth #impact
The harms of adverse childhood experiences are well-known. But positive experiences can affect future health, too
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Much to consider in this article! But for sure, it is why I am so passionate about teaching parents the change triangle and helping them understand emotions and trauma. There’s so much we can do to get along better, heal trauma, and prevent estrangements. Via The New York Times https://lnkd.in/eJwqFx6K
Is Cutting Off Your Family Good Therapy?
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