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Using Genograms To Understand Generational Trauma

Using Genograms To Understand Generational Trauma

“Just live with it” isn’t resilience—it’s survival passed down as strength. This article explores how generational trauma becomes identity, and how coaches can use genograms to trace emotional inheritance, unmet needs, and patterns of silence. By mapping family systems with empathy and boundaries, trauma-informed practitioners help clients replace endurance with connection, creating space for self-trust and intergenerational healing.

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Beyond Sobriety: Recovery Coaching Tools that Work

Beyond Sobriety: Recovery Coaching Tools that Work

Trauma-informed recovery coaching goes deeper than therapy—helping you understand emotions, unmet needs, and nervous system patterns. Using tools like the Feeling Wheel, Relational Needs, and attachment-based recovery frameworks, you’ll heal the root causes of addiction, perfectionism, and emotional disconnection.

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CARE Framework: A Neuroscience-Backed Way to Manage Time, Energy, and Focus

CARE Framework: A Neuroscience-Backed Way to Manage Time, Energy, and Focus

For creative, sensitive, or neurodivergent minds, traditional time management methods may not be a good fit. The Higher Vibes CARE Framework offers a gentler, neuroscience-informed way to prioritize — one that honors your energy cycles, executive function, and need for rest. Learn to organize your week with clarity, calm, and self-compassion

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The Hidden Cycle: How Abused Mothers Harm Their Children

The Hidden Cycle: How Abused Mothers Harm Their Children

When abused mothers lose control of their own lives, they often reclaim it through strict parenting, emotional manipulation, or overprotection—continuing a cycle of trauma. Explore how domestic abuse impacts moms, the hidden costs on children, and how to start to break free from generational patterns of control.

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Reclaiming Power: The Unlearning of Maya

Reclaiming Power: The Unlearning of Maya

Maya spent her life trying to be “good”—a good wife, a good daughter, a good survivor—until she realized that goodness was just another form of control, keeping her small and obedient. In breaking free, she unlearns the need for permission, silences the lingering voices of doubt, and steps fully into her power—not as a survivor, but as a woman who owns her own life.

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