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4 Step Apology

4 Step Apology

Jennifer November 9, 2021

This might sound like: “I’m sorry I didn’t call to let you know I would be late for the show. That was thoughtless of me. Next time I’ll be sure to let you know. Can you forgive me?” Remember, when …

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Apologising Apologising doesn’t always mean that you’re wrong and the other person is right. It means you are willing to own the part you played in the spirit of healing the relationship.

Apologising

Jennifer November 9, 2021

Please note that this doesn’t say, “I must apologise all the time to keep the peace.”  Owning our part is powerful. Even if we only own a tiny part.  Think back to the last time someone owned their part of …

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How to Respond to an Apology When It’s Not Okay.

How to Respond to an Apology When It’s Not Okay.

Jennifer November 9, 2021

Answering these questions might aid you in finding your next step forward. We all make mistakes. The magic is in the repair. You are allowed some time and space while taking care of yourself and getting clear about your needs. …

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5 Components of an Apology - According to the Research

5 Components of an Apology – According to the Research

Jennifer November 9, 2021

Have you ever had an apology that didn’t feel complete? I know I have. And I have probably given them too. Jennifer Thomas and Gary Chapman asked thousands of American’s what they wanted and needed when they received an apology.  …

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Breaking the Shame Cycle When children don’t receive the love and attunement they need from caregivers, they will often assume it is something to do with them, that they are flawed somehow. This often carries over into adulthood, in the form of low self-esteem and feelings of deep shame. The experiences that created these feelings repeatedly happened over the years, so it makes sense that it takes a while to heal. Know that the cycle can end with you.

Breaking the Shame Cycle

Jennifer November 9, 2021

Shame is often transmitted through family lines. Parents use shame-based parenting, the children grow up with shame and use shame-based parenting, and the pattern is repeated. Shame is something that comes up in therapy regularly. One of the most powerful …

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What To Say If You Made A Mistake Or Regret How You Behaved. I really crossed a line. I understand why you are so upset. I’m so sorry. Can we start again? I’m not sure where our conversation went wrong. Could you help me understand? I was feeling angry from work, and it came out at you. You didn't deserve that, and I’m sorry. I’m going to work on that behaviour. I realised that I didn’t really listen to what you had to say. I realise how that might have felt disrespectful, and I deeply regret it. It was hard for me to hear what you said, and I took it personally. I’m sorry I behaved badly. It won’t happen again. You have every right to be upset. My behaviour was out of order.

What To Say If You Made A Mistake Or Regret How You Behaved.

Jennifer November 2, 2021

We all mess up from time to time. Remember, it is not the conflict that defines a relationship. The magic is in the repair. How well do you repair? When we have made a mistake, we have usually done something …

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5 Proven BENEFITS of Crying Crying has a self-soothing effect. It activates the rest and digest (parasympathetic nervous system). Crying can help you receive the support you need from the people around you. (Millings et al. 2016) Crying releases oxytocin and endorphins. These are happy chemicals that ease physical and emotional pain. Crying aids sleep Crying improves vision and helps fight bacteria in the eye.

5 Proven BENEFITS of Crying

Jennifer November 2, 2021

For all the times you have cried and shamed yourself! Here is some permission. Crying is a natural response to many situations. It relieves stress, it effectively self-soothes and brings the parasympathetic nervous system online. It releases oxytocin and endorphins, …

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To My Daughter

To My Daughter

Jennifer November 2, 2021

If children are first conceived in the mind of a parent, then I dreamed you into being at around 5 years old. Holding my toy doll with knitted purple clothing and pretending to feed it a bottle.  I felt you …

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Complex Trauma and Dysregulation

Complex Trauma and Dysregulation

Jennifer November 2, 2021

When you have been raised by parents whose nervous systems are activated and in fight or flight all of the time, you will not have learned co-regulation.  Co-regulation happens when one nervous system calms another nervous system down. This would …

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The Separation of the Body and the Mind “One way to look at meditation is as a kind of intrapsychic technology that’s been developed over thousands of years by traditions that know a lot about the mind/body connection.” Jon Kabat-Zinn

The Separation of the Body and the Mind

Jennifer November 2, 2021

BOOM! And herein lies a fundamental problem. Enter Descartes in the 17th Century and the idea of the mind and the body being separate, providing the foundation for the biomedical model for the next three centuries. I feel we are …

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