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Jennifer Nurick

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Your mother was emotionally unavailable for you Your mother was not attuned to your needs Your mother was abusive in any way Your mother used guilt to control you You would never go to your mother with a personal problem You never felt that you were enough for your mother You thought you had to be perfect to please your mother You weren't allowed to express negative emotions Your mother looked to you for emotional support You were parentified by your mother Your mother had untreated mental health or addiction issues Your mother was competitive with you

12 Signs You Have A Mother Wound

Jennifer April 3, 2021

Many of us spend years in confusion, anger and grief about the mother relationship, trying to make sense of what happened. ⁣ The relationship with the mother, who is usually the primary caretaker, is the first imprint we receive about …

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I Can't Change My Attachment Style, Can I? Yes, you can.

I Can’t Change My Attachment Style, Can I?

Jennifer April 3, 2021

Up until the age of two, our brain is growing at a furious rate. The neurons are connecting, and the brain is being wired, literally. In the relationship with our primary caregiver (usually the mother), we are being wired for …

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s Your Attachment Style Affecting Your Relationships?

Is Your Attachment Style Affecting Your Relationships?

Jennifer April 3, 2021

Your attachment style influences all of your intimate relationships. Knowing if you are secure or insecure in your attachment can help you to understand some of your behaviour when you are in relationships. Know that your attachment style CAN be …

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Breaking the Cycle of Poverty

Breaking the Cycle of Poverty

Jennifer March 29, 2021

Four ???????????????????? ????????????, ???????? ???????????????????????? ???????????????? ???????? ???????? ???????????????????? ????????????. I had the opportunity to be with him for a while, about four weeks before he passed. ⁣⁠ As he laid in his bed, getting weaker and weaker and having …

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Discover - in this phase, we discover the unhelpful patterns we are repeating in our life. It might be a repeating pattern of choosing avoidant partners, of having yet another narcissist in your life, or of having your reality denied. Heal - This is the phase where you take the time to get to the root of the issue, rather than just addressing the symptoms. You will ask, 'What part of me is attracted to an avoidant person?’ And ‘how can I attend to and heal that part of me to break this cycle?' Grow - As you heal, you start to change. You need new boundaries, new goals, and new ways of being in the world that are aligned with this new you. This phase is expansive and exciting, and sometimes a bit scary!

The Cycle Breakers’ Circle

Jennifer March 29, 2021

This is the cycle we all go through on any healing journey. We need to discover where we are stuck, what we have inherited from our parents and our childhood. Then we need to attend to and heal those wounded …

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BLUE The Repeating Cycle of Attachment Wounding. 1. The child is raised by a mother with mental health issues. She is not attuned to the child and numbs her pain with drugs and alcohol 2. The child learns that she cannot rely on her mother for comfort; she learns to stay out of the way and starts to care for herself 3. She develops an 'avoidant' attachment style 4. As a mother, she finds intimacy difficult and pushes her child away 5. The child develops either an avoidant or anxious attachment style 6. And the cycle continues

What is a Cycle Breaker?

Jennifer March 29, 2021

We all have repeating patterns or ‘cycles’ in our family of origin. It might be repeating patterns of failed marriages, drug and alcohol problems, or family conflict.  You become a cycle breaker when you first see the cycle and then …

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When you have grown up in an unsafe environment, your nervous system is always on high alert, watching out for danger. Over time, it can be difficult for your nervous system to come back into a state of balance, so it becomes dysregulated. This might mean you feel stressed and anxious most of the time, and you might be jumpy and have extreme emotional reactions that you feel unable to control.⁣ ⁣

What You Need To Know About Dysregulation

Jennifer March 29, 2021

When you have grown up in an unsafe environment, your nervous system is always on high alert, watching out for danger. Over time, it can be difficult for your nervous system to come back into a state of balance, so …

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What does abandoning yourself in an argument look like Your partner wants you to go to a casual work lunch, but you have a headache and don't feel like it. He feels uncomfortable for you to stay home because the food has been paid for. So you go, but you feel resentful and uncared for because you think he is prioritising the money for the food over your wellbeing. Your partner doesn't trust you with other men and argues that you would give him your social media passwords if there were nothing to hide. Nothing is going on, and you don't want him to have your passwords, but it feels easier than his constant jealousy. You give him the passwords and abandon yourself.

What Does Abandoning Yourself in an Argument Look Like

Jennifer March 29, 2021

Sometimes, we only find out that we should have stood our ground more firmly AFTER the fact. It isn’t until we are sat at the work lunch, with a pounding head, having to make polite conversation, that it is obvious …

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Can Conflict Become A Way For a Couple To Connect? What would it be like if: You started to use conflict as a way to connect more deeply? Instead of using the disagreement to move further apart, you chose to get curious? You saw the conflict as an opportunity to get to know one another more deeply? You took the time to really hear the other person’s view? You allowed yourself to feel empathy for them without fear of abandoning yourself? You allowed your heart to soften as you hear their frustration or pain You allowed the conflict to be an avenue through which you can know your partner more intimately? When in conflict, you could get curious about yourself and your partner? You could remember that we all have wounds; maybe you are feeling yours now and seeing theirs? Through conflict, you could hold space for one another’s wounds and imperfections without withdrawing?

Can Conflict Become A Way For a Couple To Connect?

Jennifer March 29, 2021

Conflict provides an opportunity for a deeper connection. Most of us are not taught this. We are taught that conflict is scary and to be avoided. We might have learnt from our family of origin that conflict results in physical …

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When we find ourselves experiencing the same pain AGAIN, it is our subconscious trying to heal our wounds.

Why Do We Often Experience The Same Patterns of Pain?

Jennifer March 29, 2021

Have you ever asked yourself why you end up in the same situation feeling the same pain AGAIN? It might be feeling unnoticed by your boyfriend. Maybe he seems to prioritise everyone and everything else but you. In response, you …

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