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Long-term relationships can blur the line between love and codependency, but most of it happens beneath the surface. In this episode, we explore how years of hyper-attunement can shape your nervous system, how the unraveling process is both emotional and physiological, and why the path back to self is gentle, non-linear, and powerful.
You’ll learn:
• What codependency really looks like in quiet, high-functioning dynamics
• How fawning, vigilance, and nervous system dysregulation play a hidden role
• Why breaking the pattern isn’t about blame, it’s about embodied freedom
• What healing actually feels like (and why it takes time)
• The steps to reclaim sovereignty without shutting down love
If your body is still holding the charge, The Lumera Method™ offers a soft, somatic return to safety and self.
Explore Lumera: https://windsweptstudio.com/lumera-meditation
By Lisa ElleyLong-term relationships can blur the line between love and codependency, but most of it happens beneath the surface. In this episode, we explore how years of hyper-attunement can shape your nervous system, how the unraveling process is both emotional and physiological, and why the path back to self is gentle, non-linear, and powerful.
You’ll learn:
• What codependency really looks like in quiet, high-functioning dynamics
• How fawning, vigilance, and nervous system dysregulation play a hidden role
• Why breaking the pattern isn’t about blame, it’s about embodied freedom
• What healing actually feels like (and why it takes time)
• The steps to reclaim sovereignty without shutting down love
If your body is still holding the charge, The Lumera Method™ offers a soft, somatic return to safety and self.
Explore Lumera: https://windsweptstudio.com/lumera-meditation