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How Does Emotional Trauma as a Child Interfere with Adult Good Communications?

Emotional trauma experienced in childhood can have a lasting impact on how we communicate as adults. When children face trauma—whether from abuse, neglect, or other distressing experiences—their ability to process and express emotions can be compromised. These early wounds often shape how we perceive and interact with others, influencing our communication patterns later in life….

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CEO’s: Being a leader of an organization is like being a father. You need to create a safe space.

Leadership in any organization is more than just managing tasks and driving profits; it’s about creating an environment where people feel valued, supported, and safe to contribute their best work. In many ways, being a CEO or leader is similar to being a father or parent. Just as a father provides safety, guidance, and support…

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How Do You Know If Trauma Has Impacted Your Adult Functioning?

Trauma doesn’t always heal with time; sometimes, it lingers in ways we don’t even realize. The impact of childhood trauma can show up in our adult lives in various ways, affecting our relationships, work performance, and overall well-being. Understanding whether trauma has impacted your adult functioning is the first step toward healing. Here are some…

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The Healing Power of Self-Compassion: To Self and Others

Self-compassion is one of the most powerful tools we have in the healing process. It’s the practice of treating ourselves with the same kindness, care, and understanding that we would offer a close friend in times of struggle. When we embrace self-compassion, we open ourselves up to deep emotional healing, which extends not only to…