As children, we do not have a developed sense of self; an ability to discern our being treated badly from our being bad; interpersonal boundaries that can protect us; a physique that can defend us from harm, or a developed sense of morality. In such a state of genuine vulnerability we are then open to…
Category: dissociation
Protected: The Vulnerable Self
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Protected: Present Awareness
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Protected: Grounding and Affirmation Guided Practice
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Protected: Emotions: understanding and expressing their purpose
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Affirmation
Existential Affirmation Affirmations are statements of a supportive or motivational nature that we repeat to ourselves throughout the day as a means of changing our thoughts, steering our mind in a positive direction. Existential affirmation is not the same as affirmation statements. It is a fundamental need we all share and is a source of…
Protected: The Traumatised Psyche
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Protected: Anger, Aggression and Passive-Aggression
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Dissociative Identity Disorder
Still Like A House Fractured? No, curiously I feel fractured but I see myself in the mirror and I’m whole, standing still like a house. The mirror may be fractured, but my eyes still swivel like windows in this head, guided by a nose that acts as a weather vane. I open and close my…
