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You Learned to Be Easy to Love | Somatic Meditation for the Fawn Response
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Curious why you respond to stress the way you do? The way your nervous system protects you (push, freeze, flee, or fold) tends to follow a pattern you learned long ago. The What's Your Pattern quiz takes just a few minutes and gives you language for something you may have felt for years. Discover yours here: https://course.healing-home.co/survival-mode-type-hhJoin the Channel Membership: https://bit.ly/wendy-meditateJoin the newsletter for calming practices in your inbox: https://wendy316.substack.com/Read the Book: https://bit.ly/365-days-of-optimismApply for 1:1 Coaching: https://course.healing-home.co/1-1-coaching-hhThe Healing Home: Volume I Course: https://course.healing-home.co/somatic-meditation-series-hhYou may have learned to be agreeable, useful, undemanding, and easy to love because it once felt like the safest way to stay connected.This somatic meditation explores the fawn response, the often-overlooked survival pattern behind people-pleasing, over-apologizing, difficulty saying no, and constantly monitoring the emotions of others.The fawn response can develop when fighting or leaving does not feel possible, and staying safe depends on keeping someone else calm, pleased, or connected. Over time, the nervous system may continue using that same strategy even in relationships and environments where it is no longer necessary.✨ Start your healing journey today — join Rest to Rise: A 7-Day Nervous System Reset here: https://wendymeditation.mysamcart.com/rest-to-rise-a-seven-day-nervous-system-reset-for-calm-and-clarity/🎧 Subscribe for new meditations weekly.🕊️ Explore nervous system healing programs & resources at:https://healing-home.co/#meditation #mindfulness #selfhealing #morningmeditation #nervoussystemreset #innerpeace #breathe