Body Remembers Trauma
The conversation delves into the profound connection between our bodies and past experiences, emphasizing that while the mind may forget, the body retains memories of trauma. It highlights the importance of listening to physical responses, such as anxiety and discomfort, as indicators of unresolved feelings. By acknowledging these signals, individuals can begin the process of letting go and healing from relationships that no longer serve them.In this clip
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