Send us a text In this solo episode, we look at anxiety through the lens of primary pain: for some people, terror wasn’t a reaction to an event, it was the event. Drawing on clinical work and lived experience, we unpack how nervous systems organise whole lives to avoid re‑experiencing what once felt unsurvivable, how those protective “products” create secondary pain (anxiety, depression, codependency), and why regulation alone is necessary but not sufficient. We talk safety signal...
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Send us a text In this solo episode, we look at anxiety through the lens of primary pain: for some people, terror wasn’t a reaction to an event, it was the event. Drawing on clinical work and lived experience, we unpack how nervous systems organise whole lives to avoid re‑experiencing what once felt unsurvivable, how those protective “products” create secondary pain (anxiety, depression, codependency), and why regulation alone is necessary but not sufficient. We talk safety signal...
Understanding Emotional Shutdown in Trauma Therapy - Part 1
Getting to the COR / Healing at Last. The Podcast
16 minutes
9 months ago
Understanding Emotional Shutdown in Trauma Therapy - Part 1
Send us a text Are you a Therapist, Counsellor or Coach? Are you passionate about helping your client find and heal the root cause of their suffering but find that they frequently get stuck in the therapeutic process ? Does any of the following sound familiar ? Clients who have an inability to discuss or bring awareness of difficult emotionsClients who are stuck in story, often blaming othersClients who have an inability to access their emotional content due to the fear of nervous syste...
Getting to the COR / Healing at Last. The Podcast
Send us a text In this solo episode, we look at anxiety through the lens of primary pain: for some people, terror wasn’t a reaction to an event, it was the event. Drawing on clinical work and lived experience, we unpack how nervous systems organise whole lives to avoid re‑experiencing what once felt unsurvivable, how those protective “products” create secondary pain (anxiety, depression, codependency), and why regulation alone is necessary but not sufficient. We talk safety signal...
