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For the FamilyAddicted loved ones have a tendency to throw our world into a tailspin. We spend a lot of our time waiting, worrying and hoping. The rest of our time is spent fixing, rescuing and anticipating devastation. Many of us don't recognize this as a traumatic experience because it is long and drawn out over time and it becomes part of our normal life rather than one catastrophic experience. They cycle of our loved one's addiction impacts us and it ebbs away at our self-esteem, our self-worth and makes us afraid.
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For the Addicted Loved OneWe all know addiction begins with some sort of pain. Whether that pain is from a single horrific event or an ongoing series of interactions that somehow diminished your sense of self-worth, make you fearful or gave you a sense of not belonging in the world, those experiences are looping in our nervous system. Because your brain can't make sense of the events, they continue to loop, creating the negative patterns in your life that lead to anxiety, depression, overwhelming fear, and addiction.
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By working with a trained facilitator, the events or trauma is brought into the conscious awareness and processed and filed in the appropriate place in the brain, making the negative patterns no longer necessary for our emotional protection. We heal from the inside out.
NTHP is a person centred process. This means everything comes form within you. Even though you are guided by a facilitator, you have complete control at all times. |
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