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“[complex trauma] begins to affect your sense of reality, your sense of self, self-worth” - Harris Eddie Hill

We hear about PTSD, and we hear about trauma, but do we hear about complex trauma?  Complex trauma is intricate and happens more often than we realize.

And yet it isn’t discussed.

Join Alara Sage and Harris Eddie Hill to bring this very important topic to light.

In this episode, you will learn:

• Trauma is more complex than what is often labeled or seen as.
• Complex trauma is difficult to pinpoint and often involves a series of smaller traumatic events.
• Common triggers of complex trauma include relationships with emotionally unhealthy individuals, people-pleasing tendencies, struggles with setting boundaries, and a pattern of fixing other people's problems.
• Healing from complex trauma involves reconnecting with and supporting all parts of oneself, including the inner child.
• Empowerment comes from taking responsibility for one's own healing and setting boundaries to protect oneself.
• Healing from complex trauma requires self-compassion, resilience, and a commitment to showing up for oneself.

Connect with Harris Eddie Hill:

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https://www.Instagram.com/mxharrishill

Website

https://www.Mxharrishill.com

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MUSIC:

All music in today's episode: "Brittle Rille" by Kevin MacLeod

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Julie Ribley, executive director of CASA of East Central Wisconsin, and Jen Fodden, volunteer discuss a national effort which  protects abused and neglected children.

There are more than 1,000 CASA offices supporting more than 85,000 volunteers. These volunteers are trained and work alongside of a professional staff. Their work is regularly submitted to the Judge as careful consideration is given to the best interest of a child.

The national CASA website:  https://nationalcasagal.org/

The East Central Wisconsin site:  https://www.casaecw.org/

PATRICK MINER

save.these.stories @gmail.com


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Keeping track of your systems and checking to see if your apps and software updates may have changed what happens at the front end of your business is an important task that must not be neglected!  We've had several instances recently where automations had been interrupted or altered and if we hadn't realised the impact would have been huge!  For show notes and resources in my podcast, go to my website www.servicedaccommodationsecrets.com and Facebook page: http://bit.ly/SASecretsPage

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