“Inner child therapy”
refers to counselling practice that aims to uncover as well as heal inner child
that lives within all of us. In this therapy the therapist guides you to your
emotional experience during the time of primary wounding, childhood for a lot
of people. When the child is damaged, traumatized or the emotional meets of an
individual are unmet during the impressionable years of the development, one
usually have issues pertaining to those areas in which he was harmed.
What
is inner child work?
The inner child
refers to the emotional self. It is that part of an individual, which is
ultimately alive. You might have situations that arise in your life which
develop into certain unresolved emotional traumas. The gradual accumulation of
the unfinished mental as well as emotional business could lead to chronic
anxiety, fear, unhappiness and emptiness throughout your life.
The unresolved
emotional traumas as well as unhealed situations cause disconnection with your
inner child. By representing that wounded child, you uncover various myths
(conscious and subconscious) that you carry about yourself as well as begin to
reevaluate it.
Why
it is important for you?
Every child needs
respect, understanding as well as needs to be taken seriously, says Alice
Miller. Whether there was any overt, abuse or you were neglected in your
childhood or more pressures and expectations, your psyches might bear certain childhood
wounds.
Your body and your
emotions still hold whatever that you have ever experienced. Things that happen
in childhood remain unhealed in most of the individuals and they contribute to
conflicts as well as problems you experience as adults.
Inner
child work: How it is performed?
Inner child therapy is
generally be carried out by hypnosis. Another common method is for the
therapist to engage you in the conversation about your painful
experiences. Therapists as well as counselors
are trained in these techniques to help you open up. However, hypnosis is the
most popular therapeutic practice of a majority of practitioners. It is
sometimes combined with other therapy methods.
How
to soothe the inner child?
The process is not done
all at once. You have to learn how to parent it and they will teach what they
require with time. You need to take the feelings seriously and pay attention to
those feelings.
- Find a quiet place and sit comfortably. Let your feelings emerge and accept them even if they are painful.
- As your feelings emerge, focus on understanding and loving the child. Appreciate the child for coming forth.
- Let the body express love by holding a pillow, stuff toy, humming or doing anything that will comfort the inner child.
- Trust your instincts and let the child express his/her feelings.
You need to practice
this repeatedly as your inner child slowly learns to trust you. With time, you
will become a caring parent for your inner child and you would share your
future with a wonderful, loving and free spirit, which is your inner child.
Benefits
- Helps you to identify and heal negative issues that caused separation from your inner child.
- Learn to confront and release the feelings that you carried since childhood.
- Develop healthier thought patterns and allow you to live a more fulfilling life.
- Reconnect and re-integrate with your inner child, as well as learn how to maintain the connection.
- Regain the blissful state of unconditional love as well as inner joy.
Target Audience
- This intensive therapy is necessary for individuals who seek to discover themselves and bring complete transformation thus manifesting your highest potential.
- Teachers and individuals who work with children and help them grow spiritually.
- Therapists wishing to empower themselves and help their patients to meet their specific needs.
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I think I need to work on this....Amazing.....
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Thank you Veena. i am glad you liked the topic.
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