Trauma, illness and malaise

Struggling to cope with a chronic illness or psycho-somatic complaints?

Traumatic experiences in the past can compromise our boundaries. it may make us more prone to react to changes in our body with anxiety, distress, and fear. This makes us more susceptible to illness. What can you do?

Perhaps something suddenly happened to your physical health, and now, something you once took for granted, is no longer there. This unexpected change may be a diagnosis of severe disease, negative recurring health symptoms, or perhaps you’ve become injured in some way.

Understandably, this would have a profound impact on your life. We can’t ignore reality. But when it begins to dominate your life and limit you, then your condition must be addressed. When you feel like your body is letting you down and is unreliable, then it’s time to look into it and start the process of healing.

Are you interested in receiving professional guidance to cope with a chronic illness or unexplained psychosomatic complaints? Contact me here now.

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“The meeting of two personalities is like the contact of two chemical substances: if there is any reaction, both are transformed.”
Carl Gustav Jung, Modern Man in Search of a Soul (1933)

Trauma and its effects

Maybe you thought you were over your traumatic experiences, but now, all of a sudden, it’s dominating your life again. Maybe you feel it catches up with you in your relationships. Or memories, you wish you’d have forgotten, start to flash back into your mind. Come to heal.

Trauma – Addictive behavior

Every time you try to stop, you fail. This makes you feel even worse. You feel like a failure. Like you are a mess… and then relapse again. Why not take another path. Come to understand your addiction and discover its hidden story. You need to understand yourself and maybe discover parts of yourself, forgotten or suppressed…

Intimacy and boundaries

Sometimes you realize that you get involved easily in others’ lives. Sometimes you grapple with feelings of guilt, uncertainty, embarrassment, or anxiety, which you can’t explain. Sometimes you don’t know what you feel or want. … The patterns might have developed as a response to the earliest pain in our lives.

When it comes to relationships, everybody longs for a deep connection. We long for intimacy with somebody. But often some of us avoid these relationships or connections altogether or sabotage them. We may well long for intimacy, yet we may find it difficult to connect and commit. Why?

Trauma, self-worth and empowerment

Perhaps you struggle with your self-worth and self-confidence because you suffered from a traumatic experience in the past. Now you want to feel empowered. How?

Trauma, burnout and stress

Traumatic experiences in the past can compromise our boundaries and make us vulnerable… Our previously vibrant lifestyle or professional career can suddenly be disrupted. You feel drained, physically exhausted, and frustrated. How can you recover and become more resilient?