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Loving Parent Podcast: ReparentingTrauma

De: Brita F
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  • Join us to hear the journeys of adult children becoming their own loving parents. We will discuss the latest research from the field of neuroscience about brain development, the origins of trauma, and suggestions we can use as we learn to reparent ourselves and any kids in our care.
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  • Teresa Part 2
    Mar 18 2022

    Actually living a recovery program doesn’t usually happen overnight. In this episode, Teresa shares her introduction to recovery, her many tools of growth, and her daily practice.

    Would you or someone you know like to be interviewed on the Loving Parent Podcast? Have you discovered ways of reparenting and trauma recovery that you’d like to share with others? If so please contact me at LovingParentPodcast@gmail.com. And check out LovingParentPodcast.com, where you can easily listen to all past episodes.

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  • Teresa Part 1
    Mar 10 2022

    In cultures around the world, children need to be parented with gentleness, humor, love, and respect. Although Teresa grew up in a family with its roots in northern India, her thoughts and feelings are not much different from those of other Adult Children.

    Please excuse the audio quality on my end of this interview. I had internet problems, but if you’ve listened before, you know the questions, and can get the gist from Teresa’s articulate answers.

    Would you or someone you know like to be interviewed on the Loving Parent Podcast? If so please contact me at LovingParentPodcast@gmail.com. And check out LovingParentPodcast.com, where you can easily listen to all past episodes.

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  • Scotty Part 2
    Feb 21 2022

    Welcome to Part 2 of my interview with Scotty, in which we discuss important tools of recovery and reparenting our trauma.

    Here are a few terms you might want to have defined more explicitly than we did in the interview:

    Limbic Impairment- The limbic system is the part of the brain containing the organs which interpret the input our brains receive. It is believed this is where emotions are generated based on those interpretations. For a more complete description, go to

    Annie Hopper explains limbic system impairment disorders | Limbic Retraining

    Dorsal Collapse-Refers to a shut-down of the complete nervous system, either partially or fully. It is triggered by the dorsal (or back) branch of the vagus nerve, and is commonly called a “freeze” stress response, associated with trauma and/or shame. For more into go to:

    Anatomy of a Freeze – Or Dorsal Vagal Shutdown — Center for Healing Shame

    Neuron or Neural Pathway- Connections between many nerves forming a chain or path through which information travels. They may occur between parts of the brain or between other parts of the body and the brain. They are generally formed by repeated similar stimulation. For more info see:

    Neural Pathways | What Are They?, How, Types, Dysfunction

    To contact Scotty about the San Diego meetings he mentioned, write to:

    ACAFridaySpeakers@gmail.com

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Extremely validating for trauma survivors

Huge thank you to organizers and all participants. It’s so helpful to hear the stories of others, to know that you are not alone, and - most importantly - that it is possible to get better. This gives me hope and motivates me to get into recovery.

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I love this!

I too am an adult child and in the process of reparenting. I have been in ACA for over a year and it has truly been life-changing. Your podcast is wonderful. Hearing other's stories really helps us learn more about ourselves and helps us to feel less alone.

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