Patricia L.
Patricia L.
Do you think that the way you feel physically is connected to your abuse? Let's talk about it!
Do you think that the way you feel physically is connected to your abuse? Let's talk about it!
Do you think that the way you feel physically is connected to your abuse? Let's talk about it!
Sunday 15th January 2023
Patricia L. and Nicole explore the physical effects of sexual abuse on survivors' health, sharing insights and support in this episode.
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32 minutes
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Patricia L.
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Recovery from Trauma
Healing from Sexual Trauma
Healing Relationships
Navigating Challenges in Recovery
Sobriety Success Stories
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Get the buttons here!How Trauma Affects Your Body: Patricia and Nicole's Insights
So when these things were coming up, it's more so, although you know your nervous system is out of whack because of everything that happened to you, like your intuition is still intact and that if those things are coming up for you, if you're having these physical manifestations, there's deeper meaning to it and it's something where you can, you need to pay more attention to it.
Ever wondered if your physical aches and pains might be linked to past trauma? In this episode of 'Survivors of Sexual Abuse, Let's Talk', Patricia L. teams up with her friend Nicole to explore how sexual abuse can leave lasting marks not just on the mind, but on the body too. Drawing from their own experiences as survivors, they delve into the subtle yet significant ways trauma can manifest physically.
From chronic pain to hypervigilance, they shed light on how the body often holds onto trauma long after the mind has tried to move on. They also discuss the importance of seeking professional help and share their personal journeys with therapies like EMDR. This episode isn't just about understanding the connection between trauma and physical health; it's about finding ways to heal both body and mind.
Whether you're a survivor yourself or supporting someone who is, Patricia and Nicole's candid conversation offers valuable insights and a sense of community.