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Jennifer Nurick

All things Love, Attachment and Healing from Trauma

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To be let into someone’s internal world is one of the greatest honors anyone of us will ever be offered. Take it seriously. Vienne Pharaon

To Be Let In

Jennifer September 5, 2024

Being let into someone’s internal world allows them to trust you with their more vulnerable parts.  When you can share your internal world with one another, you feel more connected and have a sense of being known, understood, and accepted …

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We BOTH HAD TRAUMATIC CHILDHOODS. Does that mean our relationship is doomed? Couples who have gone through a lot before they met can be a huge part of one another’s healing. It requires awareness and work from BOTH. We are looking at changing old patterns of protection for patterns of connection. When both people are willing to lean in, get curious about their reactions, and are keen to learn more about their partner’s reactions, anything is possible.

Help…We Both Have Traumatic Childhoods!

Jennifer September 5, 2024

Coming from a CPTSD background does not mean your relationship is doomed. I would highly recommend working with a therapist to support you as you move into deeper intimacy and help you structure secure attachment bonds. A wonderful modality to …

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Intimacy = vulnerability

Intimacy = Vulnerability

Jennifer September 5, 2024

Sometimes, there is a good reason for this. Perhaps there have been some key events where you have felt unsupported by your partner or hurt by them. Perhaps your partner is sometimes an unsafe person.  We can only move into …

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How might my past trauma show up in my current relationship?

How Might My Past Trauma Show Up In My Current Relationship?

Jennifer September 5, 2024

We all enter a new relationship with baggage. When we grow up without a model of a healthy relationship or attachment, we are kind of building from scratch.  The first step is to notice the unhealthy behaviours. The second step—and …

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We BOTH HAD TRAUMATIC CHILDHOODS Does that mean our relationship is doomed?

Trauma Couples

Jennifer September 5, 2024

Not all relationships can work, even with the best of intentions. But coming from a CPTSD background does not mean your relationship is doomed. I would highly recommend working with a therapist to support you as you move into deeper …

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Getting upset

Getting Upset

Jennifer September 5, 2024

Here are those phrases again: “Tell me more about how that made you feel,” “It makes sense that you would feel that way,” and “It sounds really difficult for you. Know that I’m here to support you.” Let me know …

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Nedra quote “We don’t talk enough about how challenging it is to deal with family members with undiagnosed mental health issues.”

Nedra Tawwab Quote

Jennifer September 5, 2024

Living with someone who has an undiagnosed mental health issue impacts the whole family. If this is something you experienced, let me know how it impacted you. Big love,  Jen

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Once you’ve attuned with your client, the session begins to flow, and there’s an almost effortless quality to the work, as if something magical were unfolding almost by itself. I don’t even think about what I’m going to say – the right words just come out, as if something were speaking through me. Afterward, I’m full of energy, as if I’d been meditating for an hour rather than doing hard, demanding, clinical work. In a sense, of course, I’ve been in a state of meditation – a state of deep mindfulness, full-bodied attention, centered awareness, and inner calm.” Richard Schwartz, Ph.D. ‘The Larger Self’

Richard Schwartz Quote

Jennifer September 5, 2024

People ask me, “How do you listen to people’s trauma all day? Don’t you get affected?” Yes, I get affected. I am deeply moved by people’s experiences and pain. I’m human and want to bring that humanity into the human …

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Sometimes when I share that I'm upset about something, you get upset about me being upset. It starts to feel really confusing and I end up soothing you instead of myself. Elizabeth Earnshaw

Elizabeth Earnshaw Quote

Jennifer September 5, 2024

Sometimes when I share that I’m upset about something, you get upset about me being upset. It starts to feel really confusing and I end up soothing you instead of myself. This often happens when you feel that you are …

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Did you receive soothing when you were a child? Could you reach out and expect comfort? If not, it is likely to be incredibly difficult to get the care you need now or even to know that you need support. This is one of the plights of the avoidantly attached.

Soothing Others

Jennifer September 5, 2024

An additional struggle is that when your partner needs soothing, you are unsure how to give it. You might want to provide soothing support but miss the mark. This is common when you have not received it or feel it …

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