Existing without Permission

13/10/2023

03/03/2023

Ever wonder how people see you?

02/11/2022

Fall lo-fi 🎶, cleaning, good coffee, good food, warm shower, art/creating, time practicing my special interests, connecting with others, a good night's sleep, comfy blanket, being properly hydrated, staycations.

What helps you heal? ♡

21/10/2022

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19/10/2022

Chronic trauma survivors often have trouble putting words to their emotions, and even with accurately identifying those emotions within themselves. They may have a bodily reaction, but not be able to understand its meaning. Without being able to identify the emotion, you cannot manage it and be healthy. If you struggle with this, "emotional mapping" is a powerful tool for you and your recovery.



Intellectual credit:
● The Minds Journal
●https://defendinnocence.org/wheel-of-emotions/
●https://www.mindbodygreen.com/articles/emotion-wheel

19/10/2022

19/10/2022

How many of us have faced our demons?

18/10/2022

Wounded Butterfly

18/10/2022

PSA: No.

17/10/2022

Soup season started yesterday with Broccoli Cheddar soup!
PS a kitchen post!

17/10/2022

Narcissists have so many faces. Here are just a few.

16/10/2022

We've all experienced the pain of invalidation at one point or another. We've all been the invalidator, at one point or another. 💜



Intellectual credit: Lisa Marie Bobby, PhD, LMFT, BCC @ growingself.com https://www.growingself.com/feeling-invalidated/

mother/artist/writer/healthcare professional/researcher/trauma survivor. 💜Let's connect.

16/10/2022

Credit: Worrywellbeing

16/10/2022

16/10/2022

Unless...unless you'd like to join 👉👈

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Such fun though 💁‍♀️

H/t Hvppyhands

14/10/2022

LOVE JANE GOODALL!

14/10/2022

One of the bravest things you can do is be yourself in a World that's constantly saying everything about you is wrong.

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14/10/2022

11H Cancer placements 😭

14/10/2022

And another thing! Why're there so many D's in trauma? You've got PTSDeee, ASDeee, Deeepression, anxieDeee, OCDeee...Oh...CDeee 🙃🤭

14/10/2022

This is a mixed media slam poetry piece illustrating dissociation and flashbacks associated with PTSD. 💜