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Childhood Emotional Neglect with Dr. Danica Harris

Childhood Emotional Neglect with Dr. Danica Harris

Episode 119 Published 4 months, 3 weeks ago
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Childhood emotional neglect doesn't always look like what you'd expect. Sometimes it looks like a parent who showed up to every game, made dinner every night, and still wasn't really there. That gap between what was present and what was missing is exactly what we're unpacking today.

Dr. Danica Harris is a somatic experiencing practitioner and complex trauma expert, and she breaks down why emotional neglect is so hard to identify, what it costs the body to grow up as the easy kid, and what healing actually looks like when you go low and slow. If you've ever said "I had a good childhood" and still felt like something was off, this one is for you.

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@theempoweredtherapist on Instagram and Facebook @empoweredhealingdallas for her group practice

Check out her group practice here and learn more about working with Danica here


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