Holding Space
When the Wound Isn’t a Single Moment: Understanding Relational Trauma
When most people hear the word "trauma," they picture something specific: a single, identifiable event that split time into before and after. But what if your wound doesn't look like that? What if it wasn't one moment, but a thousand small ones? This is where relational trauma often begins. And it's real, even when it's hard to name.
Childhood Trauma in Adulthood: How It Shapes Relationships
Childhood trauma can shape how we trust, connect, and communicate in adult relationships. This post explores common patterns and how healing can lead to healthier, more fulfilling connections.