Comprehensive Resource Model, The

di Phoenix Nightingale (Autore)

Jayjay Ham LLC, 2025

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. The human spirit possesses an extraordinary capacity for healing that goes far beyond what most of us realize. Within each person lies a complex network of resources, strengths, and innate wisdom that can be activated to transform even the deepest wounds. This is the foundation of the Comprehensive Resource Model, an approach to trauma healing that recognizes you as the expert of your own experience and the architect of your own recovery. Traditional approaches to trauma often focus on what's broken, damaged, or pathological. While acknowledging pain is essential, this deficit-focused perspective can inadvertently reinforce feelings of powerlessness and disconnection. The Comprehensive Resource Model takes a fundamentally different approach by first establishing a foundation of safety, connection, and empowerment before gently approaching areas of pain. Think of trauma not as a permanent scar, but as a disruption in your natural flow of energy and connection. When overwhelming experiences occur, our nervous systems can become dysregulated, creating patterns of hypervigilance, numbness, or disconnection. These responses, while protective in the moment, can persist long after the danger has passed, creating a sense of being trapped in the past or disconnected from our authentic selves. The beauty of the human nervous system lies in its neuroplasticity, its ability to form new neural pathways throughout our lives. This means that no matter how long you've been struggling, no matter how deep the wounds, your brain retains the capacity to heal and create new patterns of response. The key is learning how to work with your nervous system rather than against it, honoring its protective mechanisms while gently expanding your capacity for safety and connection.

• Autore: Phoenix Nightingale
• Durata in (hh:mm:ss): 00:39:15
• Anno edizione: 2025
• Editore: Jayjay Ham LLC
• EAN: 9798318356308

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