• Home
  • About Me
  • Work With Me
  • Praise
  • Offers
    • Relationship Cycle Breaker Course
    • Heal Your Inner Inner Child
    • 5-Day Self-Care Program
    • Healing the Mother Wound
    • Free Meditations
  • Contact
  • Members
  • Instagram
  • Facebook
  • Youtube

Recent Posts

  • Parts Quote
  • Advocating for Yourself During Medical Procedures
  • Are You Terrified of the Dentist?
  • Medical Trauma
  • A Trauma-Informed Perspective

Search The Archives

Blog Topics

  • Attachment
  • Book
  • Book Reviews
  • Business
  • disorder,
  • Family
  • Healing
  • Health
  • Meditation
  • Meditations
  • Mindfullness
  • Parenting
  • Personal Reflections
  • Podcast
  • Psychotherapy
  • Relationships
  • Religion
  • Retreat
  • Spiritual Teachers
  • Spirituality
  • Trauma
  • Travel
  • Uncategorized
  • Wellness
  • Yoga

Explore Subject Areas

Anxiety anxious attachment attachment attachment theory avoidant attachment Boundaries childhood trauma communication Compassion conflict Connection Cycle breaker Emotions Empathy Family family dynamics Healing healing journey healthy relationship Heal your Anxious attachment IFS inner child Inner child course inner child work listening love Love Language meditation Needs nervous system Parenting Podcast psychotherapy Relationships secure attachment self-awareness Self-care self-love shame support therapy Tips Trauma Trauma Healing Wellness
Menu
  • Instagram
  • Facebook
  • Youtube

Jennifer Nurick

All things Love, Attachment and Healing from Trauma

  • Home
  • About Me
  • Work With Me
  • Praise
  • Offers
    • Relationship Cycle Breaker Course
    • Heal Your Inner Inner Child
    • 5-Day Self-Care Program
    • Healing the Mother Wound
    • Free Meditations
  • Contact
  • Members
Complex Trauma As children in an unsafe environment, it is NORMAL to adapt to that environment to stay safe. That might mean hiding and becoming invisible to stay safe, numbing by using drugs or food to feel safer, shadowing a parent and never leaving them to feel safer. All of these and so much more are normal. When there is trauma in relationships, in therapy speak, we call it interpersonal trauma. Interpersonal Trauma results in: Difficulty controlling anger and self-soothing in a healthy way. Dissociation - being out of the body Feelings of intense shame, guilt and responsibility Difficulty trusting and being intimate with others Belief that other people are self-focused Physical ailments Prevalent feelings of hopelessness, despair and isolation.

Complex Trauma

Jennifer October 25, 2022

I would love to re-name personality disorders and call them personality adaptations, because that is what many of them are, and it stands to reason that the worse the trauma, the more extreme the adaptations. If any of this speaks …

Read More

When Core Childhood Needs Remain Unmet, Unhealthy Coping Mechanisms Result. Core Childhood Needs: Attachment to healthy adults Freedom of expression Validation of emotions and needs Realistic boundaries to foster self-control Independence, competency, identity Play

Core Childhood Needs

Jennifer October 18, 2022

When attuned parents raise children, they develop a healthy attachment style of relating in intimate relationships. When a child’s needs are not met, the child will develop ‘early maladaptive schemas’ (EMS). This term is used in Schema Therapy, one of …

Read More

Healing Affirmations to Support Yourself After a Breakup

Healing Affirmations to Support Yourself After a Breakup

Jennifer October 18, 2022

Going through a breakup can be one of the most difficult and painful times. There can be such an overwhelming feeling of disappointment, going over moments and scenes in your head, wondering if you could / should have been different. …

Read More

Unlocking TRUE Self-Awareness True self-awareness takes courage. We have to be ready to look within and find things we don’t like and perhaps feel unable to change. This is why the practice of a form of COMPASSIONATE self-awareness is so important. The practice of looking within, reflecting on actions and words with a strong dose of compassion. When we receive external feedback, it may come with a strong dose of compassion and kindness, and sometimes it doesn’t. You may have been told you are too harsh, too bossy, or too controlling. When it comes from one person, listen and assess. When it comes from two people, listen harder. When it comes from three people, pause and REALLY listen. Is what they are saying true? If so, can I do anything about it? Self-awareness helps us to align with our values. If we are not self-aware, how can we know we are being the person we would like to be?

Unlocking TRUE Self-Awareness

Jennifer October 18, 2022

True self-awareness takes courage. We have to be ready to look within and find things we don’t like and perhaps feel unable to change. This is why the practice of a form of COMPASSIONATE self-awareness is so important. The practice …

Read More

Unlocking TRUE Self-Awareness

What is Self-Acceptance?

Jennifer October 18, 2022

Self-acceptance is a deep awareness of your strengths and weaknesses and a feeling of satisfaction despite past behaviours, choices and areas where you feel you are lacking. It is about embracing ALL parts of self and accepting self unconditionally.⁣⁣⁣⁣When we …

Read More

It is possible to grieve for your childhood AND appreciate the good things about it at the same time Jennifer Nurick

Grieving Your Childhood

Jennifer October 18, 2022

So many people have a childhood that needs to be grieved for. It is appropriate to grieve your childhood if: You were parentified You were bullied by a sibling There was a lot of violence There was a lot of …

Read More

Understanding Self-Awareness

Understanding Self-Awareness

Jennifer October 18, 2022

Dr. Tasha Eurich in her research differentiates between internal and external self-awareness.  While gathering external data we have to bear in mind that the other person is seeing you through their own lens, so it is not objective. Of course, …

Read More

What is Blocking Your Self-Awareness?

What is Blocking Your Self-Awareness?

Jennifer October 18, 2022

These archetypes come from the research of Dr. Tasha Eurich. She has a fabulous TEDx talk called ‘Increase your Self-Awareness with One Simple Fix’.  She says that 95% of people believe they are self-aware, but only 10% – 15% actually …

Read More

The Importance of Cultivating Self-Awareness

The Importance of Cultivating Self-Awareness

Jennifer October 18, 2022

Dr. Tasha Eurich @tashaeurich has conducted extensive research into self-awareness. She says that 95% of people believe they are self-aware, but only 10% – 15% actually are! It makes sense, that the more we know ourselves, the more we will …

Read More

Journalling for Self-Awareness

Journalling for Self-Awareness

Jennifer October 18, 2022

Self-awareness is about getting to know yourself in an open, non-judgemental way. Most of us fall down right here. We might be self-aware, but we are incredibly judgemental in the process. The trick with self-awareness is to enter any self-examination …

Read More

← 1 … 78 79 80 81 82 … 167 →
  • Acknowledgement of Country
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms and Conditions
Copyright © 2025 Psychotherapy Central Health ABN 52680366082