
Having You Been Feeling Triggered and Are You Afraid of Emotional Regression?
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Irene Kuykendall, host of This Mindful Muse, A Podcast, offers perspective on recent triggers and the fears of emotional regression.
The Major Takeaways:
- Triggers are gifts that allow you to shift your attention to unhealed portions of yourself.
- Fear of emotional regression is normal.
- Take time to reflect on how far you have come and to celebrate your success.
- Know that you are no longer the past version of yourself.
- Double-check that you have support systems in place.
- Since you successfully moved through past trauma, you are uniquely qualified to move through whatever lies ahead on your path.
- Guilt and shame can often lead you to unhelpful beliefs that you are ready to release.
- Obstacles are opportunities for growth. Growing may bring "growing pains," but you are safe to shift and crystallize into the new version of you.
- Difficult circumstances aren't just happening to you, but are also happening for you in order to help you develop certain skills for challenges ahead.
- Although it may feel counterintuitive, allow yourself to feel the uncomfortable feelings.
- Develop a self-care routine that is unique to who you are and to your individualized needs.
- You may be experiencing similarities to past trauma to remind you that you have transitioned out of and away from unhealthy situations.
- Triggers may serve as useful reminders that you are carrying unhealed shadows that need to be seen, heard, understood, thanked, and released.