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The third inner child wound post , the trust wound.

The second inner child wound is the guilt wound. This wound is the one I relate to the most. This particular wound impacts your self esteem, self worth and self confidence. In addition, it takes on other peoples problems, which I’ve been guilty of. Does the guilt wound resonate with your inner child experience?

The Abandonment wound when addressing your inner child, is a form of trauma. That when we don’t address it, our lives may be impacted in such a way that we are stuck in patterns we don’t know how to break through.

In this new year, I welcome you to explore some internal work that focuses on Inner Child Wounds. There are four different types of that may be impacting your adult life right now.

So this month we’ll be exploring these wounds and what they may look like.

Stay tuned. ✨✨✨

Happy New Year!!! May this year bring you prosperity, joy, opportunities and overall abundance. #2026

Challenging and breaking free from negative core beliefs will change your life. But it’s a choice to do that type of work. At the root of the negative core beliefs is fear and we are all capable of changing that.

Back to the conversation about Core Beliefs. Here are a few common negative core beliefs people struggle with.

Remember Core Beliefs influence, our thoughts and behaviors about ourselves and the world around us.

It’s crucial to pause and take a look at your Core Beliefs if you’re struggling with a certain area of your life.

I hope this list brings awareness to someone❤️✨

To identify core beliefs we must first pay attention to our thoughts and the common themes.

Just pay attention to your thought patterns.

Hi Family!

Wombman Stand Tall and have collaborated to bring you a Yoga and Tea Flow series. The sessions will be held on Mondays, every week with 3 different sessions along with tea.

This event is meant to build community while prioritizing our wellness.

To purchase tickets, you could go to my bio and click the Eventbrite link. For any questions or concerns feel free to message or email me.