Understanding Trauma's Daily Impact with Lynda Emmett
Episode Overview
Unprocessed trauma can manifest in emotional delays, impacting adult responses and boundaries. Rushing through tasks may stem from childhood shame, fear of making mistakes, or imposter syndrome. The 'chameleon' complex reflects a learnt behaviour of keeping groups separate, rooted in childhood experiences. Unprocessed grief and emotional hijacking demonstrate the need for reparenting ourselves for emotional healing. Understanding these patterns opens the door to healing and growth, allowing for a more authentic and emotionally balanced life.
Our mind is our biggest limit and it's our own beliefs, behaviours, and habits constantly caught in those cycles that keep us trapped where we are and stand in the way of our own happiness.
Ever wondered why certain emotional reactions seem to come out of nowhere? In this episode, Lynda Emmett unpacks how unprocessed trauma from our past can sneak into our everyday lives. As a Life and Neuroscience Coach, Lynda sheds light on behaviors like emotional delays, the urge to rush through tasks, and the 'chameleon' complex. She explains how these patterns, often rooted in childhood experiences, affect us as adults.
By recognizing these reactions, listeners can start to address and heal from them. Lynda's insights offer a pathway to better self-understanding and personal growth, making this episode a must-listen for anyone looking to break free from the chains of their past.