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How We Heal: Corrective Experiences Pt. 1
One of the most important components of healing from relational trauma or CPTSD is in relationship with others. In relationship with other we have corrective experiences - over and over - that teach us it is safe to be close to others. It is safe to be honest, vulnerable, share difficult truths, to be emotional, to ask for help, to communicate boundaries and what we need/want.
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Видео How We Heal: Corrective Experiences Pt. 1 канала How We Heal
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