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Jennifer Nurick

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Co-Regulation We are not born knowing how to soothe ourselves. We need to learn the felt sense of being soothed from someone who can bear our distress and stay regulated in their own nervous system. This is known as co-regulation. When we experience co-regulation, we learn what it feels like to be calm during stress. We learn what it feels like to be soothed. As we grow older, we internalise that soothing voice and state of the regulated nervous system and are able to self-soothe alone in times of stress. When you don’t experience this co-regulation from your caregivers, you might find it challenging to stay regulated as an adult. You might find yourself lacking a felt sense of safety. You can learn co-regulation as an adult from a therapist, loving friend or partner.

Co-Regulation

Jennifer July 6, 2021

Co-Regulation We are not born knowing how to soothe ourselves. We need to learn the felt sense of being soothed from someone who can bear our distress and stay regulated in their own nervous system. This is known as co-regulation. …

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The Process of Reconnecting with your Needs. If you grew up in an environment where it was not okay to have needs, or your needs were denied, so you shut them down, as an adult, you may judge yourself as weak for having needs and shut them down yourself. This makes sense.

The Process of Reconnecting with your Needs.

Jennifer July 6, 2021

If you grew up with a caregiver, who was not attuned to your needs, who put their needs before yours, over time, you learn to deny your needs.  It can then be difficult to identify your needs as an adult …

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Trauma and Hypoarousal

Trauma and Hypoarousal

Jennifer July 6, 2021

If you felt terror and couldn’t get away, it makes sense that your nervous system went into a freeze response. This is why you couldn’t run or scream, why you felt disconnected from your body. These experiences often cause shame. …

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The Healing Journey

The Healing Journey

Jennifer July 6, 2021

There is a cycle we all go through while we are healing. It is the cycle of discovery, healing and then growth. As we discover, it can be confronting. It can be confronting to watch yourself push your partner away …

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We can't expect our siblings to validate our reality.

We Can’t Expect Our Siblings to Validate Our Reality.

Jennifer July 3, 2021

If this is something you have had to work with, talking to a therapist or other supportive people outside of your family can be incredibly affirming.  Let me know if this is something you have experienced and how you have …

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How do I ask for what I need?

Communicating Your Needs

Jennifer July 3, 2021

How do I ask for what I need? The most important part is KNOWING what you need. Often, we are not really clear about what our needs are. They get mixed up in the jumble of what we DON’T want. …

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Protest Behaviours

Jennifer June 30, 2021

Protest behaviours are ways of communicating. They have either been role modelled in your family of origin, or you have adapted them to stay safe in some way. For example, you might have witnessed your mother get angry about your …

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cycle breakers will often be shamed by their family

Cyle Breakers Will Often Be Shamed In Their Family

Jennifer June 30, 2021

There are many subtle ways the cycle breaker is shamed in the family; I hope the list above is helpful in spotting some of the behaviours. A big thank you to my Instagram community for adding to this list.⁣ ⁣ …

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Communicating Needs

Jennifer June 30, 2021

BE HONEST – don’t hide your real needs for fear of being rejected, if you are rejected, this is a great indication you are not going to be happy in this relationship long term. If you are honest and accepted, …

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Healing old communication styles where we play games, push our partner away and DON’T get what we want.

Healing Old Communication Styles Where We Play Games, Push Our Partner Away And DON’T Get What We Want

Jennifer June 30, 2021

Here are some situations, some old communication styles, that don’t work, and some new ways to communicate to help get your needs met. I hope you find them helpful! SITUATION – When you talk to them, they are not really …

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