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In this episode of Wired for Well-Being, Dr. Jeffrey Rutstein and producer Steve Lessard explore a question that lives at the heart of trauma recovery: Can I heal this alone, or do I need to tell someone?
Through a vulnerable listener question from a woman uncovering traumatic memories from early childhood, Jeffrey reveals why somatic work and self-compassion, while essential, may not be enough for deep trauma healing. Together, they explore the crucial role of witnessing in trauma recovery, and why the hesitancy to share is itself part of what blocks forward movement.
You'll learn:
As Jeffrey reminds us, "It takes two people to tell the truth—one to speak and one to listen. Your truth needs to be heard in the living presence of another being."
When we learn to share our deepest pain with someone who can truly listen, we discover that healing happens in relationship, not isolation.
Have a question for Jeffrey? Leave a voicemail at 866-357-5156. If you can't reach that number, record a voice memo and email it to [email protected].
Learn more about the Healing Trauma Program: drjeffreyrutstein.com/links
The content in this podcast is for informational purposes only and not intended as professional mental health advice. Always consult qualified healthcare providers for medical concerns.
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By Dr. Jeffrey RutsteinIn this episode of Wired for Well-Being, Dr. Jeffrey Rutstein and producer Steve Lessard explore a question that lives at the heart of trauma recovery: Can I heal this alone, or do I need to tell someone?
Through a vulnerable listener question from a woman uncovering traumatic memories from early childhood, Jeffrey reveals why somatic work and self-compassion, while essential, may not be enough for deep trauma healing. Together, they explore the crucial role of witnessing in trauma recovery, and why the hesitancy to share is itself part of what blocks forward movement.
You'll learn:
As Jeffrey reminds us, "It takes two people to tell the truth—one to speak and one to listen. Your truth needs to be heard in the living presence of another being."
When we learn to share our deepest pain with someone who can truly listen, we discover that healing happens in relationship, not isolation.
Have a question for Jeffrey? Leave a voicemail at 866-357-5156. If you can't reach that number, record a voice memo and email it to [email protected].
Learn more about the Healing Trauma Program: drjeffreyrutstein.com/links
The content in this podcast is for informational purposes only and not intended as professional mental health advice. Always consult qualified healthcare providers for medical concerns.