When the weight of past trauma bears down upon us, finding a path to recovery becomes paramount. In such instances, the therapeutic approach of Inner Child Work emerges as a powerful tool. This method delves into the root of our emotional wounds, tracing them back to our childhood experiences. By acknowledging and nurturing our inner […]
Inner Child Work
THE POWER OF THE INNER CHILD
Parts Work The human mind is very much like a ship where the sailors have mutinied and have locked the captain and the navigator in the cabin. Each sailor believes himself free to steer the ship as he pleases. First one sailor and then another takes over the helm while the ship travels on a […]
Thanksgiving: A Time for Gratitude, Connection & Reflection
Whether you spend the holiday with family, friends, neighbors or alone, we need to have connection. If you know someone who is alone, reach out and invite them to your holiday dinner. If you are alone, reach out and find a place where you can be with others. There are many places where you can join others to celebrate Thanksgiving.
How Healing Your Inner Child Can Heal Your Relationship
Today in my work with couples, I employ Inner Child Work to cleanse the polluted space in the relationship. That space must be sacred in order for the couple to find fulfillment and joy. Until we understand and feel the wounds, we cannot resolve our contaminated relationships.
Using EMDR in Inner Child Work
In this Inner Child Work case study we discuss one of the leading modalities used for Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, EMDR – Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing.
The Transformational Model Through Original Justice Work
It was in the mid eighties when Kip Flock, the director of the John Bradshaw Center and John Bradshaw designed the Transformational Model for the Recovering Community that became the umbrella for Inner Child Work. This model was used to restore the broken parts of adult children who were abused, neglected or abandoned in their childhood.
