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There are 4 trauma response types
1. FAWN – You please others to stay safe.
2. FIGHT – You act out to regain control.
3. FLIGHT – You keep busy to avoid pain.
4. FREEZE – You shut down to survive.
10 Additional Affirmations:
**Say them in front of a mirror or someone else and have them repeat them back to you**
I am worthy of love & respect.
I believe in my abilities & trust myself.
I am capable of achieving my goals.
I embrace challenges as opportunities for growth.
I attract positivity and abundance into my life.
I am resilient and can overcome any obstacle.
I deserve happiness & fulfillment.
I am in control of my thoughts & emotions.
I radiate confidence & self-assurance.
I am grateful for the blessings in my life.
It takes a lot of repetition to undo the old patterns, but nothing is more worth it.
What Are Affirmations?
Affirmations are statements that we say to ourselves that can shift our minds in ways that can make us feel better about ourselves and our lives.
Here are some tips to get started:
Say affirmations out loud & in front of a mirror.
Use the present tense.
Focus on the positive side. Try not to highlight the negative.
Choose meaningful affirmations.
Breaking the stigma is more than a campaign—it’s a movement.
It requires courage, compassion, and consistency. When we speak out, show up, and support each other with care, we create a world where mental health isn’t hidden—it’s honored.
What is a trigger?
What is a glimmer?
Triggers teach us what needs healing.
Glimmers remind us what is possible.
Keeping your brain healthy is essential for overall well-being and maintaining cognitive function throughout life. A balanced diet rich in nutrients, such as omega-3 fatty acids, antioxidants, and vitamins, helps protect brain cells and supports mental clarity. Regular physical exercise enhances blood flow to the brain, promoting the growth of new neurons and reducing the risk of cognitive decline.
Mental stimulation through activities like reading, solving puzzles, or learning new skills keeps the brain active and sharp. Prioritizing quality sleep is equally crucial, as it aids in memory consolidation and clears out toxins from the brain. Additionally, managing stress through mindfulness, meditation, or deep breathing can protect against the negative effects of chronic stress on brain health. By adopting these habits, you can nurture your brain and ensure it functions optimally for years to come.
A spiritual reflection on your faith journey and how divine love carried you through trauma and trials.
When you pass through the waters, I will be with you; and when you pass through the rivers, they will not sweep over you. When you walk through the fire, you will not be burned; the flames will not set you ablaze.
Today let's remember that what we say can have an impact positive or negatively. If we focus on the silver lining then our lives will get better little by little.
What is Kindness?
What is Empathy?
Ways we can make the world a better place!!
Keep showing up and know that things do get better but it may be tough until it is not.
You are not alone.
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