Rachel Leroy
Rachel Leroy
Episode 10 Season 2: Erikson's Stages of Development and Adverse Childhood Experiences
Episode 10 Season 2: Erikson's Stages of Development and Adverse Childhood Experiences
Episode 10 Season 2: Erikson's Stages of Development and Adverse Childhood Experiences
Monday 1st August 2022
Rachel Leroy explores ACES and Erikson's Stages of Development, offering healing tools like journaling and meditation to overcome childhood trauma.
40 minutes
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Rachel Leroy
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Recovery from Trauma
Healing from Sexual Trauma
Healing Relationships
Religion & Spirituality
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Healing Childhood Wounds: Erikson's Stages and ACES with Rachel Leroy
Childhood adversity changes a child's brain and affects our psychological development, which means you can get stuck in one of those not fully resolved stages of Erickson's stages.
Ever wonder why certain situations trigger you in ways that feel oddly familiar? In this episode of 'Christian Emotional Recovery', Rachel Leroy dives into the deep end of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACES) and Erikson's Stages of Development. If you've faced childhood trauma, emotional neglect, or narcissistic abuse, this episode sheds light on how these experiences can leave you stuck in specific developmental stages.
Rachel, a college professor and trauma survivor, breaks down how understanding these stages can help you identify where your emotional growth might have stalled. She offers practical tools like journaling, meditation, and inner child work to help you heal and move forward. This isn't just another podcast episode; it's a guide to understanding yourself better and taking actionable steps toward emotional recovery.
Whether you're looking to heal old wounds or support someone who is, Rachel's compassionate and insightful approach provides a roadmap for true emotional freedom.