IF IT ISN’T THERE, LOOK SOMEWHERE ELSE Experiencing Trauma adds another layer of complexity to our view of ourselves and the world around us. Because of this complexity, it can be difficult to figure out exactly where our emotions are coming from (and where they started). This can leave us stuck looking in the wrong place. (Watch Video) ….. [Essential Healing - Episode 32] #essentialhealing

IF IT ISN’T THERE, LOOK SOMEWHERE ELSE Experiencing Trauma adds another layer of complexity to our view of ourselves and the world around us. Because of this complexity, it can be difficult to figure out exactly where our emotions are coming from (and where they started). This can leave us stuck looking in the wrong place. (Watch Video) ….. [Essential Healing - Episode 32] #essentialhealing

IF IT ISN’T THERE, LOOK SOMEWHERE ELSE Experiencing Trauma adds another layer of complexity to our view of ourselves and the world around us. Because of this complexity, it can be difficult to figure out exactly where our emotions are coming from (and where they started). This can leave us stuck looking in the wrong place. (Watch Video) ….. [Essential Healing - Episode 32] #essentialhealing

If It Isn't There, Look Somewhere Else

Welcome to Essential Healing.  

As human beings, we're designed to learn through experience.  We explore, test, watch others and take what we notice to form not only our beliefs about ourselves, but also of others and the world around us.

Similar to following an outline, this information gets stored in our subconscious as a thought pattern and becomes a part of the unconscious beliefs we use to navigate every aspect of our life.  

And because they're unconscious (by design), often we have no idea what they are.

Some of the beliefs or patterns are helpful and positive, such as "I need to stay back from the edge of that cliff," or "I'm confident that I can pass that test with flying colors."

But others create patterns of resistance, such as, "I'm no good at Math," "I NEVER win," or "I don't have what it takes."  

If you've ever tried to overcome these beliefs by negotiating with yourself (such as affirming I DO HAVE WHAT IT TAKES!), and you felt like it wasn't working, you're NOT alone.  The subconscious is steadfast, and it doesn't like to LOSE.  

Trauma adds another level of complexity to this internal war because as a result of the experiences we've had, we feel like there's something fundamentally wrong with US.  We don't trust ourselves to know right from wrong, what works for us and what doesn't, or that we have the power to break the cycle.

Fortunately, there's another way.

Join Dawn Petek and guests as they shed light on the truth of how the toxic legacy of the past shows up in your daily life and provide you with the skills you need to THRIVE.

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Welcome to Essential Healing. As human beings, we're designed to learn through experience. We explore, test, watch others and take what we notice to form not only our beliefs about ourselves, but also of others and the world around us. Similar to following an outline, this information gets stored in our subconscious as a thought pattern and becomes a part of the unconscious beliefs we use to navigate every aspect of our life. And because they're unconscious (by design), often we have no idea what they are. Some of the beliefs or patterns are helpful and positive, such as "I need to stay back from the edge of that cliff," or "I'm confident that I can pass that test with flying colors." But others create patterns of resistance, such as, "I'm no good at Math," "I NEVER win," or "I don't have what it takes." If you've ever tried to overcome these beliefs by negotiating with yourself (such as affirming I DO HAVE WHAT IT TAKES!), and you felt like it wasn't working, you're NOT alone. The subconscious is steadfast, and it doesn't like to LOSE. Trauma adds another level of complexity to this internal war because as a result of the experiences we've had, we feel like there's something fundamentally wrong with US. We don't trust ourselves to know right from wrong, what works for us and what doesn't, or that we have the power to break the cycle. Fortunately, there's another way. Join Dawn Petek and guests as they shed light on the truth of how the toxic legacy of the past shows up in your daily life and provide you with the skills you need to THRIVE.

Welcome to Essential Healing.  

As human beings, we're designed to learn through experience.  We explore, test, watch others and take what we notice to form not only our beliefs about ourselves, but also of others and the world around us.

Similar to following an outline, this information gets stored in our subconscious as a thought pattern and becomes a part of the unconscious beliefs we use to navigate every aspect of our life.  

And because they're unconscious (by design), often we have no idea what they are.

Some of the beliefs or patterns are helpful and positive, such as "I need to stay back from the edge of that cliff," or "I'm confident that I can pass that test with flying colors."

But others create patterns of resistance, such as, "I'm no good at Math," "I NEVER win," or "I don't have what it takes."  

If you've ever tried to overcome these beliefs by negotiating with yourself (such as affirming I DO HAVE WHAT IT TAKES!), and you felt like it wasn't working, you're NOT alone.  The subconscious is steadfast, and it doesn't like to LOSE.  

Trauma adds another level of complexity to this internal war because as a result of the experiences we've had, we feel like there's something fundamentally wrong with US.&nbsp; We don't trust ourselves to know right from wrong, what works for us and what doesn't, or that we have the power to break the cycle.

Fortunately, there's another way.

Join Dawn Petek and guests as they shed light on the truth of how the toxic legacy of the past shows up in your daily life and provide you with the skills you need to THRIVE.

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