Here we’d talk about the very uncomfortable topics we were thought and programmed to never talk about. Myself and my coconut headed guests will do justice to them I promise!
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Here we’d talk about the very uncomfortable topics we were thought and programmed to never talk about. Myself and my coconut headed guests will do justice to them I promise!
When the Inner Child Speaks; Facing Childhood Trauma in Adulthood, with Monica Doyle
Everything We Shouldn’t Talk About
54 minutes 4 seconds
3 months ago
When the Inner Child Speaks; Facing Childhood Trauma in Adulthood, with Monica Doyle
Hello dear!
Welcome to the month of August! Thrilled to have you join us.
In this honest conversation, we explore the hidden ways childhood trauma can shape our adult lives — from the way we love to the way we work and see ourselves. We talked about recognizing these invisible scars, what healing might look like, and why facing our past can be the most freeing thing we ever do. If you’ve ever wondered why some wounds linger —this one’s for you.
In this episode with Monica, we talked about;
How to recognize unresolved childhood trauma.
How it affects relationships, career, self-esteem.
Ways to begin healing: therapy, inner child work, community, self-awareness with Monica Doylere, who is a trauma specialist, a psychodynamic therapist who is adept of multiculturalism and is specializes in treating childhood trauma in adulthood and sees the devastating impact of untreated trauma everyday.
She also sees the difference it makes for abused children to find their voices, even if it is much later, in adulthood.
I hope this episode marks the beginning of your healing journey.
Don’t forget to follow us @the.ewstapodcast
With Love,
Ameenah bint
Everything We Shouldn’t Talk About
Here we’d talk about the very uncomfortable topics we were thought and programmed to never talk about. Myself and my coconut headed guests will do justice to them I promise!
