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CHILDHOOD MEMORIES KE OFE MOTSHAMEKO O NENG OO RATA O LE MONNYE? | The Punch Online

CHILDHOOD MEMORIES KE OFE MOTSHAMEKO O NENG OO RATA O LE MONNYE? | The Punch Online

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Often, childhood trauma survivors will carry the family shame of narcissistic parents - like sponges. #childhoodtrauma #innerchild #shameless #shame #narcissisticabuse | Patrick Teahan Therapy

Often, childhood trauma survivors will carry the family shame of narcissistic parents - like sponges. #childhoodtrauma #innerchild #shameless #shame #narcissisticabuse | Patrick Teahan Therapy

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🩷Shame doesn’t allow children to self reflect or learn. Correction causes shame and does us no favors in parenting. Correction feels like it’s the right thing to do, but coming with connection and affection instead in hard moments creates safety and trust and will allow a child to reflect on their mistake. | Peace and Parenting

🩷Shame doesn’t allow children to self reflect or learn. Correction causes shame and does us no favors in parenting. Correction feels like it’s the right thing to do, but coming with connection and affection instead in hard moments creates safety and trust and will allow a child to reflect on their mistake. | Peace and Parenting

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😢 DeeDee Shares Her Childhood Shame of Hiding Her Parents 😢

😢 DeeDee Shares Her Childhood Shame of Hiding Her Parents 😢

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😳 Avoid shaming your kids by doing these things. 👉🏻 Shame is an extremely powerful feeling that can quickly lead to helplessness and hopelessness. It usually occurs when the person believes there’s a real or perceived flaw that’s permanent. 1. Target the behavior, not the person. 👉🏻 Using generalized language when addressing your child, especially with regard to behavior, can cause them to believe there’s something inherently wrong with them, rather than understanding it’s a specific behavi

😳 Avoid shaming your kids by doing these things. 👉🏻 Shame is an extremely powerful feeling that can quickly lead to helplessness and hopelessness. It usually occurs when the person believes there’s a real or perceived flaw that’s permanent. 1. Target the behavior, not the person. 👉🏻 Using generalized language when addressing your child, especially with regard to behavior, can cause them to believe there’s something inherently wrong with them, rather than understanding it’s a specific behavi

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Have you ever felt overwhelmed by judgment and shame, shutting down because of how you were raised? In this episode, I help parents recognize how their childhood fears resurface when their children express emotions. It’s not about public spaces or your child’s behavior; it's about healing the scared inner child within you. Listen in to learn how to break free from this cycle. Type the word follow to get a link to my podcast. #ConsciousParenting #InnerChildHealing #BreakTheCycle #EmotionalFreedom

Have you ever felt overwhelmed by judgment and shame, shutting down because of how you were raised? In this episode, I help parents recognize how their childhood fears resurface when their children express emotions. It’s not about public spaces or your child’s behavior; it's about healing the scared inner child within you. Listen in to learn how to break free from this cycle. Type the word follow to get a link to my podcast. #ConsciousParenting #InnerChildHealing #BreakTheCycle #EmotionalFreedom

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The shame we feel about our current habits actually makes this whole thing harder. Thats why inside my wellness community we do things different. We focus on building nee skills at the same time as accepting and working with the ones we have. I no longer feed all of my emotions but sometimes its still the only tool that i have the capacity to use. And thats ok. The women inside the community are learning how to pick up with their wellness habits as soon as they are able to and release the shame

The shame we feel about our current habits actually makes this whole thing harder. Thats why inside my wellness community we do things different. We focus on building nee skills at the same time as accepting and working with the ones we have. I no longer feed all of my emotions but sometimes its still the only tool that i have the capacity to use. And thats ok. The women inside the community are learning how to pick up with their wellness habits as soon as they are able to and release the shame

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If the child is experiencing toxic shame, as a parent, it is important to start by identifying where that shame originates from school, friends, relatives, or yourself. Then we need to stop this. To support the child in understanding toxic shame, it's important to provide reassurance 🙌🏻 that they are not flawed and help them see their mistakes or imperfections as valuable lessons for personal growth ✨. 🟢 Communication - The way we 🗣️communicate with children after they fail or make mistakes�

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Two core traits of childhood trauma are: 1. Hyper-vigilance: hyper-vigilance is the body on edge, in threat mode. Every sound, food step, or person walking behind us can flood the body with cortisol. This is especially common for people who grew up in homes with physical or verbal abuse. Or grew up around adults who could self regulate and went into rage spirals. The body remains stuck in the past trying to keep safe. 2. Avoidance (or flee behaviors): this can manifest as wanting to run from com

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How to identify shame | Ed Welch of CCEF - Christian Counseling & Educational Foundation Check out the full video here: https://youtu.be/6VGACAbmuyE #focusonthefamily #EdWelch #CCEF #TheFocusedPastor #pastor #pastors #ministryleader #churchleader #churchleaders #churchleadership #ministry #shame #loneliness #shameinterrupted | The Focused Pastor

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“The Shame that Blocks Connection” In this session of *The Secure Love Podcast*, Drew revisits a childhood moment that shaped his lifelong struggle with shame and inadequacy, now impacting his anxiety at work. Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or your favorite platform. Links in my bio. Homework available at thesecurerelationship.com. #Shame #EmotionalHealing #CouplesTherapy #SecureLove #Vulnerability #Podcast #MentalHealth #RelationshipHealing | The Secure Relationship

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“The Shame that Blocks Connection” In this session of *The Secure Love Podcast*, Drew revisits a childhood moment that shaped his lifelong struggle with shame and inadequacy, now impacting his anxiety at work. Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or your favorite platform. Links in my bio. Homework available at thesecurerelationship.com. #Shame #EmotionalHealing #CouplesTherapy #SecureLove #Vulnerability #Podcast #MentalHealth #RelationshipHealing | The Secure Relationship

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The ideal way that trauma happens to us in childhood, to all of us, is because we don't teach how to parent. What parents do is when we make a mistake, instead of saying that behavior was wrong, they send the message. You as a person are wrong and bad. So we end up developing a shame core that I'm defective. | Kenny Weiss

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When a child decides to seek therapy for healing from childhood trauma, the support of their family, especially their parents, can be crucial. However, in cases where a parent, like a narcissistic mom, disapproves or undermines their child’s choice to seek therapy, it can compound the emotional burden❤️‍🩹 The child may already be grappling with the effects of the trauma and the courage it takes to seek help. The lack of support or even active resistance from a parent can intensify feelings of g

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Did you have a dysfunctional childhood or experience dysfunctional family dynamics growing up? Tell me about your experience below. Comment 318 to get a link to the full episode and remember to find Emotional Badass wherever you get your podcasts 🫶🎙 #shame #peoplepleaser #narcissist #narcissisticrelationship #gaslighting #selflove #onedayatatime #breakingtraumabonds #narcissists #narcissisticrelationship #narcissism #victimmentality #toxicrelationships #manipulation #personalgrowth #detaching

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These are just some of MY signs of ADHD which showed up in childhood 🙋‍♀️ There’s actually a lot more 😂 I first read about ADHD at 13 and was like - WOW. THIS IS ME. Shame it only took 16 years to get a formal diagnosis but during that process we realised just how much my busy little brain had been misunderstood for so long. What were your earliest signs? #adhdchildhood #adhdsigns #isawthesignchallenge #isawthesign #adhdsigns #adhddiagnosis #adhdkidsareamazing #myadhdstory | Signs Of ADHD

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As childhood trauma survivors, we are wired to just go along, remain invisible, and not make any waves. This kept up safe, but now just keeps us small🤍 F that forever. #childhoodtrauma #innerchild #toxicparents #toxicfamily #shame #codependency | Patrick Teahan Therapy

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Mark Stibbe (Video) • Understanding Shame and Attachment in Childhood | The Locked up Living Podcast: Surviving and thriving in prisons and other challenging environments

My Childhood Bully: A Hair Storytime

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Patrick Stewart details “horrifying” childhood of “domestic violence”: “I felt shame”

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Kaha Gaye Mamta Bhare Din: A Journey Through Memories

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Jelena Dokic opens up on 'shame' surrounding childhood trauma

nine.com.auTom Livingstone

Evolving palates: How the perception of Asian food has moved from childhood shame to present pride

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Is it OK to publicly shame your child?

2017年3月29日

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FREEZE 🥶 I hear many of my clients piling the guilt and shame on themselves because they feel like they lack focus or are being Lazy!! This is when I will explain to them about trauma responses. These involuntary responses in our nervous system that come about because of their brain perceiving threat and danger and shifting the nervous system into shutdown. Very often there isn’t ACTUAL threat and danger, this comes from a childhood experience where the perception was painful and the brain does

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What Does The Bible Say About Shame? (and how to overcome shame)

2021年3月2日

Constant shaming, criticizing and never good enough language in childhood gets us stuck in a chronic state of shame that creates a stress driven need to be perfect. #perfectionist #shame #narcissisticabuse #scapegoat #childhoodtrauma #healingjourney #somatichealing #mentalhealthcoach #narcissisticparent | Light Up Your Underworld

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Often in trauma or chaotic home environments, a shame or mystification process occurs where the child, not able to make sense of why bad things are happening, resorts to thinking: “it must be me.” With no other information, no responsibility taken by the caregivers, the blame becomes internalized l, which can lead to a perpetual cycle in adulthood. So much of our healing involves embracing this part of self that is stuck in self blame, shame, and fear. In these moments, we can be the parent we d

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JR McGregor | Divine Masculine Mentor | on Instagram: "1️⃣ His inner child feels unsafe When a man’s partner offers feedback or points out areas for growth, his wounded inner child may interpret this as criticism or an attack. Rather than recognising her intentions to support his growth, he becomes defensive, reactive, or shuts down emotionally. This is a protective response, even though she is simply encouraging him to step into his potential. 2️⃣ He feels emotionally drained and overwhelmed A

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