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Jennifer Nurick

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How To Handle The Critics

Jennifer August 24, 2020

Someone needs to hear this today. I have this in the back of my mind ALL the time. We live in an age where social media allows us to hide our real identity or hide behind the physical distance that …

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Results Of Parentification

Jennifer August 24, 2020

If you were a parentified child, it is likely that caregiving is simultaneously fulfilling AND exhausting. Why? As a parentified child one of the ways you got love and acceptance was through caring for your siblings and / or parents. …

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Breaking The Cycle Of Parentification

Jennifer August 21, 2020

When we take on adult roles, whether physically or emotionally, we lose out on part of our childhood and we can lose connection with the playful, joy filled part of ourselves.  It IS possible to reconnect with this part of …

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HOW TO RECOGNISE PARENTIFICATION

How To Recognise Parentification

Jennifer August 21, 2020

Parentification has been referred to as an INVISIBLE childhood trauma.  One study of 783 university students into the links between parentification and later adult wellness showed those who experienced parentification to have an increased risk of depression, anxiety, eating disorders …

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Why Would A Child Take On The Role Of Parent?

Jennifer August 21, 2020

As I mentioned in the last post about parentification, there are two types of parentification: ???????????????????????????????????? ???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? – Acting as a friend and confidant to a parent, becoming the peacemaker, emotionally supporting the family. I???????????????????????????????????????????? ???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? – helping the family with physical tasks such …

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What Is Parentification?

Jennifer August 18, 2020

Parentification is a potential form of neglect (Hooper, 2008).  Parentification is the lack of boundaries within a family unit which means the children or a child, takes on duties and responsibilities that are usually the domain of adults (Boszormenyi-Nagy & Spark, …

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Emotionally Immature Parents

Jennifer August 18, 2020

When we have been raised by emotionally immature parents the tendency is to be either emotionally immature ourselves as adults, or to become parentified children and later over responsible adults. Let’s start with the emotionally immature parents. Your parents were …

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Complex Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)

Jennifer August 18, 2020

1 IN 4 AUSTRALIAN ADULTS HAVE COMPLEX TRAUMA. Complex trauma is different to single incident trauma. Someone who experiences single incident trauma and has to recover, is working on reconnecting with their internal resources and past ability to self-regulate. Someone …

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How To Be With Suffering

Jennifer August 15, 2020

Have you ever been in distress and the person you share your distress with also becomes distressed and you end up wishing you had not said anything?  I think there is an art to being with suffering. I think it …

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The Benefits of Mindfullness Meditation

Jennifer August 15, 2020

Coming to a place of mindfulness is really about bringing our awareness into the present. So often we are physically present, but mentally somewhere completely different. When we are connected to our body, thorough mindful breath or mindful walking, we …

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