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In this episode of Holding Space, Julia explores what happens after conflict — when we raise our voice, react from overwhelm, or hurt someone we care about — and how repair becomes the foundation for trust and emotional safety. Drawing on nervous system science, attachment theory, and the work of Brené Brown and Donald Winnicott, this episode reframes rupture as a natural part of relationships rather than a sign of failure.
Through relatable stories and practical guidance, Julia walks listeners through how to move from shame to accountability, regulate the body after emotional activation, and reconnect with sincerity and compassion. You'll learn why repair is not about perfection, but about returning — again and again — to safety, connection, and relationship.
https://www.clarity.family/
By Julia ClarkIn this episode of Holding Space, Julia explores what happens after conflict — when we raise our voice, react from overwhelm, or hurt someone we care about — and how repair becomes the foundation for trust and emotional safety. Drawing on nervous system science, attachment theory, and the work of Brené Brown and Donald Winnicott, this episode reframes rupture as a natural part of relationships rather than a sign of failure.
Through relatable stories and practical guidance, Julia walks listeners through how to move from shame to accountability, regulate the body after emotional activation, and reconnect with sincerity and compassion. You'll learn why repair is not about perfection, but about returning — again and again — to safety, connection, and relationship.
https://www.clarity.family/