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Jennifer Nurick

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Corrective experiences: I feel like I am being too much - I am not too much for this person. They lean in when I think I am ‘too much’. I am usually ignored - I can feel that I am being heard, felt and understood. I typically feel disconnected from others - I feel more connected and safe with this person than usual. My needs are often at the bottom of the pile - Someone is asking what I need and prioritising my needs.
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Corrective Experiences

Jennifer September 23, 2024 0 Comments

As a therapist, I know about the importance of corrective experiences. They help create a different template of how we are treated and what that feels like. Staying with corrective experiences and leaning into them is a big part of therapy with me. It helps to heal attachment wounding. 

I wonder what corrective experiences you might give someone today?

Love, Jen

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