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Jennifer Nurick

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When We Practice Radical Acceptance. We can Stop Fighting What Is. This Frees Us Up to Choose the Next Step. Acceptance is NOT about saying what happened is okay. It is a gentle process of laying down arms against it. I am fed up with thinking you shouldn't have happened and fighting with you. I don't like you. But I am going to accept you. Whatever you are. Now, from this place, what am I going to do?

When We Practice Radical Acceptance.

Jennifer May 1, 2021

We can Stop Fighting What Is. This Frees Us Up to Choose the Next Step. Acceptance and compassion form one of the modules in my course ‘‘Relationship Cycle Breaker’.  In it, you will work through exactly HOW to move into …

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t is Not Weak to Yearn For Deep Connection When connection hasn’t been safe, or you have felt rejected and unloved, you might find yourself pulling away from connection to protect your heart. You decide that you are safer alone. That people can come close, but not too close. You decide that it is safer to rely only on yourself. You become incredibly independent. You are praised for your level of independence. But inside you are lonely. You wonder why you haven't met the right person, why you feel blocked in your relationships. You desperately want to let someone in, but you are so afraid.

It is Not Weak to Yearn For Deep Connection

Jennifer May 1, 2021

Relational patterns can be difficult to shift. I find it is in the small moments of change that big shifts occur. If you would like to work on your relational patterns, you might enjoy my upcoming course, ‘Relationship Cycle Breaker’. …

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Dark Night of the Soul as an Existential Crisis - Where the Scaffolds Come Crashing Down In modern culture, when we talk about the dark night of the soul, we are talking about an experience that creates a sense of meaninglessness and takes you into the depths of your being.

Dark Night of the Soul as an Existential Crisis

Jennifer May 1, 2021

Where the Scaffolds Come Crashing Down Did you know that the origin of the phrase ‘Dark Night of the Soul’ is a poem written by a 16th-century Spanish mystic, St John of the Cross? In it, he talks about the …

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what is your core wound?

What is Your ‘Core Wound’?

Jennifer May 1, 2021

⁣ A core wound is caused by a painful experience, which shaped how you feel about yourself or the world. It then drives what you believe and how you behave. It impacts your life often without your knowledge, so we …

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WHEN YOU ARE IN PATTERN REPEAT… Become aware that you are experiencing a pattern Be curious about that pattern, be gentle with yourself Know that it has come from somewhere, and be gentle again Ask yourself: What do I truly want? Are my actions moving me towards that or away from it? What can I do differently to move towards what I really want? How can I be accountable for implementing these things? What gift can I give myself when I succeed? How will it feel when I have what I truly want? Image that for a moment, what does it feel, look, smell like?

When You Are In Repeat Pattern…

Jennifer April 26, 2021

We have all been there, at that moment when you are doing precisely the same thing AGAIN. You are in pattern repeat, a cycle. For example, you are annoyed that your partner just spent a whole lot of the family …

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Things for Cycle Breakers To Remember About Family Your family will always be your family, and it is up to you how much time you spend with them. You are allowed to have friends outside of the family unit. You are allowed to have beliefs, thoughts, opinions and interests that are not generally held in your family. You are not alone. Most families have at least one cycle breaker. You are not obligated to have relationships with unhealthy people just because they are your family. It is difficult to have healthy relationships with people who don't want healthy relationships. Managing expectations. What are they capable of? Aligning expectations with capability. It’s okay to be different. You are likely to find another family outside of your family unit. Hopefully, you can have both.

Things for Cycle Breakers To Remember About Family

Jennifer April 26, 2021

For all the cycle breakers out there, this is for you. When you feel like you don’t belong in your family, you just feel somehow different, know that you are not alone. It’s okay to see patterns in your family …

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When We Argue I Wonder if This is The Right Relationship For Me When two people come together, so do two completely different worlds. It is NORMAL for some arguments and differences to be resolved as you get closer and enter into more intimacy. This is part of the trust-building process. Can we be different and still stay connected and be curious about each other’s world? Can we disagree, and both still feel safe, physically, mentally and emotionally. You really get to know someone when you argue.

When We Argue I Wonder if This is The Right Relationship For Me

Jennifer April 23, 2021

When the Princess meets the Prince in the Disney movies, it is happily ever after. We don’t see the scenes a year on when they argue about when to have a child, where to live, and how much contact there …

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How to asses the feedback you are receiving

How to Assess the Feedback You’re Receiving.

Jennifer April 23, 2021

Have you ever received feedback and taken it to heart? Wondered if it is accurate and thought about it over and over? I know I have.  A great tip is to think if it’s feedback you have received before. If …

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“Modern child-rearing leaves most people suffering from symptoms of insecure attachment: self-hatred, disembodiment, lack of grounding, chronic insecurity and anxiety, overactive minds, lack of basic trust, and a deep sense of inner deficiency”

Is Modern Child-Rearing Dysfunctional?

Jennifer April 20, 2021

What do you think about this? I’m curious to know. I came across this when I was studying for my Master’s Degree. I was drawn to it because I see these symptoms all the time in my clinic and have …

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I get so upset when he doesn’t know what I need. Why is that? When our parents were dismissive of our needs, we learned that our needs didnt matter, and started to disconnect from our needs in general. So, it is not surprising, when your partner doesn't automatically know what you need, that you become genuinely distressed.

I Get So Upset When He Doesn’t Know What I Need. Why Is That?

Jennifer April 20, 2021

There were so many comments on point 1 in yesterday’s post, ‘unrealistic relationship expectations: my partner should be able to read my mind’ that I thought it was worth unpacking.  It is often the case that we think we are …

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