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Sarah breaks down what happens when the nervous system mistakes present-day conflict for past pain, and why we may protect ourselves by shutting down or getting defensive. She also shares how curiosity can help us pause, look inward, and understand why we’re getting triggered. Instead of seeing conflict as a sign that something is wrong, Sarah shows how it can become a place for healing, honesty, and deeper connection. Tune in to learn how to return to your adult self, ask for what you need, and navigate conflict with greater safety, care, and trust.
Episode Highlights:
Download Sarah’s FREE Workbook:
Click the link below to download:
https://bit.ly/yms-sp-workbook
Feeling stuck in your life? Not sure where to start with somatic healing? Sarah’s free quiz, “What’s Keeping You Stuck,” will equip you with free tools and a personalized guide to better understand your nervous system, specific to you.
Click below to get started:
https://bit.ly/yms-sp-quiz
Connect with Sarah on:
Email Community -- bit.ly/yms-sp-newsletter
Instagram — instagram.com/sarahbcoaching
Website — https://sarahbaldwincoaching.com
Submit a Question:
sarahbaldwin1.typeform.com/podcast
Quotes:
“Relationships are not supposed to be just easy.” — Sarah Baldwin [0:12:08]
“We draw in people who poke at the last bit of our wounding, and that is a beautiful invitation into the final bits of our healing.” — Sarah Baldwin [0:14:46]
“When there is conflict, we have to begin getting curious internally first. Curiosity is the key around conflict.” — Sarah Baldwin [0:22:25]
“Love is when someone stretches towards their scary stuff.” — Sarah Baldwin [0:37:25]
“Trauma healing is something called state-dependent. That means we need to go into the state or the experience that we were in the moment we were traumatized, and make it different.” — Sarah Baldwin [0:38:26]
Links Mentioned:
YMS Waitlist
https://bit.ly/sp-yms-waitlist
NYNS Waitlist
https://bit.ly/sp-nyns-waitlist
By Sarah Baldwin5
206206 ratings
Sarah breaks down what happens when the nervous system mistakes present-day conflict for past pain, and why we may protect ourselves by shutting down or getting defensive. She also shares how curiosity can help us pause, look inward, and understand why we’re getting triggered. Instead of seeing conflict as a sign that something is wrong, Sarah shows how it can become a place for healing, honesty, and deeper connection. Tune in to learn how to return to your adult self, ask for what you need, and navigate conflict with greater safety, care, and trust.
Episode Highlights:
Download Sarah’s FREE Workbook:
Click the link below to download:
https://bit.ly/yms-sp-workbook
Feeling stuck in your life? Not sure where to start with somatic healing? Sarah’s free quiz, “What’s Keeping You Stuck,” will equip you with free tools and a personalized guide to better understand your nervous system, specific to you.
Click below to get started:
https://bit.ly/yms-sp-quiz
Connect with Sarah on:
Email Community -- bit.ly/yms-sp-newsletter
Instagram — instagram.com/sarahbcoaching
Website — https://sarahbaldwincoaching.com
Submit a Question:
sarahbaldwin1.typeform.com/podcast
Quotes:
“Relationships are not supposed to be just easy.” — Sarah Baldwin [0:12:08]
“We draw in people who poke at the last bit of our wounding, and that is a beautiful invitation into the final bits of our healing.” — Sarah Baldwin [0:14:46]
“When there is conflict, we have to begin getting curious internally first. Curiosity is the key around conflict.” — Sarah Baldwin [0:22:25]
“Love is when someone stretches towards their scary stuff.” — Sarah Baldwin [0:37:25]
“Trauma healing is something called state-dependent. That means we need to go into the state or the experience that we were in the moment we were traumatized, and make it different.” — Sarah Baldwin [0:38:26]
Links Mentioned:
YMS Waitlist
https://bit.ly/sp-yms-waitlist
NYNS Waitlist
https://bit.ly/sp-nyns-waitlist

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