Breaking the Cycle: Healing Childhood Wounds So You Don’t Pass Them On
Discover how EMDR therapy helps parents heal generational trauma, shift unconscious patterns, and create a new emotional legacy for their children.
Discover how EMDR therapy helps parents heal generational trauma, shift unconscious patterns, and create a new emotional legacy for their children.
Learn how EMDR therapy can help overwhelmed parents manage emotional reactivity, calm their nervous systems, and become more regulated caregivers for their children.
Discover how EMDR therapy helps parents of young children heal from past trauma, reduce emotional reactivity, and show up more fully in their parenting journey.
This post addresses how integrated parts work and EMDR help clients develop a stronger sense of agency, clarity, and coherence. It explores how clients begin to feel like they’re driving their own healing journey rather than being driven by past wounds.
This post explores how trauma often fragments the internal system into protector and exile parts, and how EMDR can gently access and process the trauma held by exiles—when the system is ready.
This post focuses on how parts work enhances emotional regulation, particularly for clients who become overwhelmed during reprocessing. It discusses strategies for engaging protector parts, increasing tolerance for discomfort, and pacing sessions more effectively.