Andrea Vitz
Andrea Vitz, Jon Leon Guerrero
04-19-2024 Delivered Trauma
04-19-2024 Delivered Trauma
04-19-2024 Delivered Trauma
Friday 19th April 2024
Explore delivered trauma and its impact on emotional sobriety with Dr. Vitz and Guerrero in this insightful episode.
9 minutes
Inspiring
Honest
Compassionate
Supportive
Healing
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Episode Overview
- Delivered trauma involves passing trauma onto others, often unconsciously.
- Recognising these actions is crucial for emotional healing.
- Transformation comes from accepting past mistakes.
- Focus on changing the effects of trauma rather than the trauma itself.
- Simple steps can lead to profound change.
"I had the choice and I made a choice to be a terrible human being"
Ever wondered about the impact of trauma you've passed onto others? This episode of Levelheaded Talk dives into the rarely discussed topic of 'Delivered Trauma'. Dr. Andrea Vitz and Jon Leon Guerrero explore the idea that trauma isn't just something we experience – it's something we might inadvertently pass on. Through candid conversations, they unravel their own experiences of delivering trauma, often unknowingly, while growing up in challenging environments.
It's a humbling reflection on how past traumas can shape our actions and identities, sometimes leading us to deflect hardships onto others. You'll find yourself nodding along as they share personal anecdotes about realising the choices they made weren't always the best ones. The duo emphasises that these patterns are not unique to them; almost everyone has faced similar situations. But here's the silver lining – acknowledging these actions is the first step to change.
They urge listeners to embrace their 'intoxicated identity' and transform it into a more compassionate self. The episode offers a fresh perspective on healing by focusing not on the trauma itself, but on the aftermath and how it influences our emotional sobriety. If you're curious about understanding the deeper layers of your behaviour and are ready to face those 'terrible human being' moments, this episode is a must-listen.
It's not just about recognising past mistakes but about finding freedom in accepting them. So, why not take a moment to reflect on your own journey and see where it leads you?