Heal Developmental Trauma Naturally.
Trauma Focussed Psychotherapy & Trauma Release Healing
Calling back your Power, Energy & Freedom
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Neuro-Somatic Healing
Permanently release the neurological, emotional, and mental energy of trauma.
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Psychotherapy
Heal the psychological impact of developmental trauma, and recover your inner peace and personal power.
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Timeline Healing
Resolve the trauma points that re-create unwanted life experiences.
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Heal Somatically
Release the trapped instinctive responses and trauma energy from the body, and restore balance in the nervous system.
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Heal Emotionally
Clear the emotional slate and feel safe again. Heal the emotional pain, and negative emotional blocks of developmental trauma.
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Heal the Mind
Bring peace, balance, and wisdom to your mind. Negative blocks, negative beliefs, negative judgements healing.
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Heal Your Energy
Trauma energy release. Clear your personal energy from traumatizing events and the energy of past aggressors.
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Heal Ancestrally
Heal the ancient wounds of intergenerational trauma.
Ancestral trauma patterns are released and healed from up to 7 generations past.
Developmental Trauma Healing. Clear the Slate
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Painful Relationships
Heal developmental trauma based love-blueprints, and free yourself from unwanted relationship cycles.
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Triggers
Erase triggers through trauma release therapy. Designed to help you restore the balance of your nervous system, and organise the past into peace.
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Life Blocks
Open the way to meet your goals by activating reclaiming the trapped energy of trauma, and activating your suppressed resources.
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Self & Other Image
Learn the skill of positive self-regard, and make your feelings more proportionate
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Feeling Unloved
Complete emotional healing.
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Dissociation & Numbness
Get your focus and vitality back.
Non-Medical Healing Approach
Human consciousness is not limited to the physical time and place in which we find our bodies. Consciousness can fragment in order to cope with a traumatic event, leaving some aspects frozen in another time and place.
This can lead to feelings of incompleteness, blocked, or inexplicable/intense emotional reactions to specific people, objects, circumstances and even the inner life.
Although the conscious mind may not be able to identify the cause, the solution is coded into the nervous system and released through healing technique.
Healing Developmental Trauma Holistically
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Release Trauma Energy
Complete and close the trauma cycle. Experiences become trauma memories when distress has no resolve. With energy psychology and psychotherapeutic neuro-somatic technique, you can heal the trauma picture and release the trauma-system completely, restoring your felt sense of safety and security within.
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Inner Journey
Re-write the past and re-wire the present. Developmental trauma is healed progressively through inner journey work. Non-hypnotic regression therapy to heal the wounded inner child, and ancestral trauma. Recover and heal the fragments of your consciousness from past traumatic events.
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Psychotherapy
Psychotherapeutic guidance throughout your entire trauma healing process. Tools, insight, information, and support to heal developmental trauma. Transform trauma based energy, mind, emotions, and relationships. Awaken your natural strength and peace.
Whole Self Restoration.
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Emotional Identity
Developmental trauma can make emotions feel like an internal enemy. As a result emotions are pushed away, denied, and ignored. This confuses personal identity, because emotions communicate important information about personal boundaries, needs, and authentic desires.
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Self-Realisation
Developmental trauma blocks natural growth, because personal energy is drawn towards surviving and coping. As you heal developmental trauma, you will release the survival states and discover previously lost aspects of your identity, or find new energy to align with your authentic desires. -
Power
As developmental trauma heals, feelings of powerlessness, helplessness, and unworthiness continue to resolve. In so being, knowing and going for what is wanted becomes more and more possible.
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Boundaries
Experience a strong sense of self, and hold your ground gracefully. Boundaries can become distorted through developmental trauma, because care was not given in attunement to your needs, emotions, and developing identity. Healing boundaries enables you to generate true self-care, and feel support that comes from within.
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Practical Tools
Be in control of your healing journey. Through ongoing support, discover how you can heal emotionally, apply emotional healing tools to your daily life, and learn self-regulation skills in session to continue to heal your nervous system.
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Alignment
Fulfillment without the fight. Developmental trauma creates blocks to accessing and supporting your deep personal wishes. Outgrow the unhealthy and frustrating patterns holding you back, and feel genuinely free through developmental trauma healing.
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Innocence
Energy psychology methods to assist you in the reclamation of innocence and energy, that previously felt completely lost to the past. Grieving is often an important part of developmental trauma healing, however inner qualities can be healed and restored.
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Resources
Natural gifts and resources can become suppressed through developmental trauma. Developmental trauma healing helps you to uncover and reclaim suppressed potentials and strengths. For example feelings of safety, joy, enthusiasm - states of wisdom, calm, and power, and inherent creativity and freedom of thought.
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Safety
Developmental trauma is a memory-system of distress, that can include feelings of helplessness, powerlessness, and fear. These memories are recording in the brain and body, and lead to feeling unsafe long after the trauma events are over. Healing developmental trauma clears the energy of trauma from the brain and body, restoring inner safety.
Heal Developmental Trauma
Complete the cycles of developmental trauma.
HOLISTIC DEVELOPMENTAL TRAUMA TREATMENT
Heal the pain of your inner child. Reclaim suppressed gifts & resources. Transform emotional pain. Release trauma energy for good.
Release the trapped energy of emotion.
Gentle and transformative developmental trauma healing.
Emotional pain is a core component of developmental trauma. The release and healing of emotional pain is facilitated through psychotherapy and energy psychology methods. With trauma treatment sessions for developmental trauma healing, you will experience relief from negative emotions, and experience new internal resources that were previously blocked by the trauma.
Recognizing Developmental Trauma
Developmental Trauma can manifest as symptoms of anxiety and depression.
The American Psychological Association (APA), which authors the Diagnostics and Statistical Manual (DSM-5 -TR) used by psychiatrists to diagnose mental health disorders, does not recognise complex-PTSD or developmental trauma. Therefore, complex trauma and developmental trauma may be diagnosed as depression or anxiety instead, leading to superficial or ineffective treatment. The ICD recognizes complex-PTSD here.
What Goes “Wrong” with Developmental Trauma Healing
No matter how many positive affirmations you make, how many times you tell yourself the 'rational truth', plan your success strategy, treat yourself to something nice, or go to the gym, the relief is often at best only temporary.
In the long run, these strategies don't bring you the feelings of wholeness and worthiness that you intend. This apparent failure to be "happy," is 100% not your fault. - it is however totally in your power and scope to heal.
There is a good reason why these techniques only work superficially. They do not clear the root cause of why you feel any combination of low, nervous, worried, reactive, hostile, empty, invalidated, powerless, out of control, helpless, or alone.
Releasing trauma from your emotional life involves healing the root cause event. Although you may not remember what caused the trauma, the information required to heal is accessible through negative emotional states that are held in place by the instinctive responses.
Emotions Common to Developmental Trauma
Guilt
Fear
Aggression
Self-Doubt
Powerlessness
Helplessness
Out of Control
Lost
Abandoned
Blame
Insecurity
A trauma is frozen energy.
Parts of you are frozen in the past. This is called fragmentation. Not all of you is here and now, and not all of your power and resources are ‘here and now’ which interrupts your ability to release the trauma.
Negative states and emotions that are rooted in developmental traumas can be difficult to release, because we are either used to them, subdued by them, or resigned to them as they have become the seeming norm.
This new norm is actually a distortion, that makes it difficult to experience natural states of happiness, security, and purpose. A negative repeating pattern in life, a chronic negative emotional experience, unresolvable symptoms of anxiety, depression, and even ADHD as well as ongoing interpersonal conflicts or fears, addictions, avoidance, and numbness are all possible signs of unhealed developmental trauma.
The emotions, sensations, thoughts, beliefs, and wounding of a traumatic moment are recorded and stored as a trauma picture inside of the neurological system. Brain structures wire memory with the experience of threat.
The trauma picture informs emotional states, priories, and perceptions.
We form relationships, make life decisions, and favour activities that are driven by the unhealed wounds rather than the healed nature.
Developmental Trauma Healing
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The Biology of Developmental Trauma
When a situation threatens safety, the body automatically activates survival instincts. This is an automatic response, biologically designed to keep you safe from danger.
People living with developmental trauma may experience heightened awareness of their environment, increased feelings of stress, difficulty sleeping, uncomfortable levels fear or aggression, and increased concern about survival and safety. These are biological signs of developmental trauma.
Somatic therapy for developmental trauma healing helps to release the physical symptoms of developmental trauma from the bod.y.
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The Emotions of Developmental Trauma
The nature of emotional injury in childhood, suppresses the very resources that are needed for emotional healing to take place, causing us to automatically repeat the experiences and challenges of painful past events into adulthood. Psychotherapy and trauma release therapy facilitates the resolution of blocks, emotional pain, and symptoms of c-PTSD & developmental trauma helping you to recover your power.
Emotional healing and emotional safety are core features of developmental trauma healing.
Numbness, dissociation, being too active or not active enough are signs of emotional overload. Feelings of powerlessness, helplessness, guilt, abandonment, blame, and unworthiness are some of the most common states indicative of developmental trauma.
With the right tools and support, working directly with the energy of emotion helps you to recover safety and power within your own being.
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The Mind of Developmental Trauma
Developmental trauma in the mind is experienced as a negative focus or judgement that is hard to shift. This is due to the fact that the mind is receiving instructions from old trauma pictures to seek out danger.
Negative experiences may have programmed a negative self-image, and a negative view of the world, or others. The mind is primed and ready to keep you safe, and therefore struggles to recognize joy, opportunity, and positive connections.
In dangerous situations, survival becomes an automatic priority, and the mind keys itself to identify danger. This information is recorded by the hippocampus and amygdala, which increases negative assessments and emotion, long after the danger has passed. The mind can heal when the old trauma picture is cleared.
Heal Developmental Trauma Naturally
What is Developmental Trauma?
Developmental trauma is an unhealed emotional injury. Developmental trauma becomes frozen neurological energy, and blocked personal potential.
An event becomes a trauma, when the level of emotional distress experienced at the time is greater than the resources of the person at the time. The experience therefore cannot be processed, and it recorded in body and memory as a trauma.
Physical time continues, and the body grows, but the emotional energy of the event remain in the state of its making.
The energy of a traumatizing event floods and overloads the body, the mind, and the emotional identity. A part of the consciousness becomes frozen in the trauma state, holding with it the beliefs, perspectives, emotions, instincts, and decisions of the traumatizing moment. This is what I call the “trauma picture.” Multiple unhealed trauma pictures come to be complex-PTSD.
The trauma picture lays a foundation for future developmental trauma, where the ability to heal is undermined by the pre-existing trauma living inside the body and mind. These feelings are filters of the unhealed trauma picture.
Developmental Trauma Healing
Psychotherapy
Parts Work
Attachment Informed
Inner Child Healing
Trauma Release Healing
Non-Hypnotic Regression Healing & Psychotherapeutic inner journey
Somatic Healing
Supportive Counselling
Healing Developmental Trauma:
It is common to forget the experiences that wounded us. However, the emotional energy, instinctive responses, and trauma-mind pattern of the wounding moment continues to exist within, having an emotional impact long after the event has passed.
Triggers and Developmental Trauma
Developmental trauma can have a continuous effect, while in other cases the memory remains dormant until much later in life when circumstances re-activate the old trauma, resurfacing it to be healed.
Triggers are helpful portals for developmental trauma healing. Triggers indicate points of distress that are immediately available for resolution through trauma release therapy.
The process of remembering, is the reactivation of previously experienced and neurologically encoded energies. When we remember, we are recalling a stored energy pattern. The brain will recreate the pattern of electrical impulses, and we will see the images, hear the sounds, recall the thoughts, feel the sensations, and have the emotional experience of the triggered memory in a fragmented form. When a memory was traumatic, the different components of the memory may have been stored separately from each other, causing a disorganized recollection of distressing events. As the nervous system re-activates incompletely processed components of distressing memory, a trigger is experienced. When a present circumstance is similar to a traumatic memory, the trauma-memory fragment is reactivated, most often being experienced as emotional distress without a clear present cause. Triggers can also include images, sounds, and sensations.
Healing Developmental Trauma
The emotions of helplessness, powerlessness, abandonment, loneliness, shame, and fear are common to developmental trauma healing.
2. Developmental trauma is often a relational injury, making it challenging to form new relationships. We can for example become avoidant of connection, fear being controlled, have poor personal boundaries, not feel a personal identity, or become controlling in relationship with others
3. The nervous system and brain are changed by the exposure to chronic stressors which form into developmental trauma, making it more difficult to concentrate, process information, and regulate emotions in the face of future stressors and challenges.
3. A negative self-image where self-esteem, self-doubt, self-expression, are continuous points of concern in daily life, and are experienced as being major blocks to successfully attaining what one wants.
4. When stressful circumstances arise, the situation may automatically feel overwhelming and raise feelings of fear and/or anger.
5. Emotional Identity can be very rigid or too flexible. The internal sense of authentic self is unclear and/or disowned, giving rise to a need to nurture the emotional and creative life within.
Inner child work, psychotherapy, somatic therapy, energy psychology, and regression healing progressively and wholesomely facilitate healing from developmental trauma. The trauma energy and instinctive responses can be released, the emotional pain resolved, and the survival mind relieved. In the process of developmental trauma healing, valuable parts of self are reclaimed and inherent power and peace are recovered.
Recovering the Whole Self.
Fear, anger, doubt, unworthiness are often resonating states of unhealed developmental trauma. Because developmental trauma can go unnoticed, these states are commonly confused for the true self. However, these painful states are not the whole self or the central self - but are rather wounded parts expressing themselves to be healed. We often mask over these parts and feelings, feeling ashamed or hindered by their existence, however this adaptation cuts you short. By consciously seeking out these wounded aspects with the intention to heal, painful states can be resolved - making space for authentic self expression and freedom to choose.