Hippocampus-Navigation-Memory: How Being Lost Can Help You Find Yourself

Hippocampus-Navigation-Memory: How Being Lost Can Help You Find Yourself Our brain's hippocampus serves as a critical hub for both spatial navigation and memory formation.

Our fear of being lost is primal; it is intrinsically encoded in the human brain, just as our response to snakes. Though getting lost can be frightening, it can be beneficial for our mental health. [Read More]

Why and How We Enable Toxic Behavior Scoliosis and Push-Pull of Ambivalent Attachment

Scoliosis and Push-Pull of Ambivalent Attachment Inconsistent relationships affects the fluid state of our fascia which leads scoliosis

Attachment to the key figures in your life can significantly affect whether you develop scoliosis. Losing someone significant, having inconsistent care and support affects our nervous system – how we feel, how we cope with [Read More]

Rebuilding Self-Concept – Feeling Worthy Of Good Things

Rebuilding Self-Concept – Feeling Worthy Of Good Things Self-concept is the internal image or identity you have of yourself

Almost all,  childhood trauma survivors have a poor/ unhealthy self-concept. We believe we aren’t good enough or worthy of receiving the good things in life. My interest in self-concept was ignited when I chanced upon [Read More]

Harness Disgust To Expel Shameful Inner Voices

Harness Disgust To Expel Shameful Inner Voices Our parents projection becomes our shame-filled introjects (inner critical voices)

Toxic parents should elicit moral disgust. It’s disgusting when those who bring a child into this world, abuse, neglect, and maltreat their helpless dependent little ones. However,  as the noted author Pia Melody has pointed [Read More]

Is Prince Harry Responsible For King Charles’ Cancer? The Benefits of Silica-Rich Bamboo For Scoliosis Healing – The Path Towards Self-Actualization Getting Unshackled From Expectatations, Releasing Resentments The Energetics of Fascia
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