Anthea Rogers đź•· (@anthearogers) 's Twitter Profile
Anthea Rogers đź•·

@anthearogers

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5/ Practice somatic therapy People-pleasing is a trauma in the body, not just the mind. Somatic therapy helps you: • Build safety in saying “no” • Notice when you abandon yourself • Regulate nervous system activation The body remembers—but it can be retrained.

Blazka • Lifethology (@b_lifethology) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Not being allowed to cry, rage or speak up as a child? Now you wonder why you feel numb, anxious and struggle in relationships. Here’s how childhood wounds form and how to heal (by Dr. Gabor Maté): 🧵

Not being allowed to cry, rage or speak up as a child?

Now you wonder why you feel numb, anxious and struggle in relationships.

Here’s how childhood wounds form and how to heal (by Dr. Gabor Maté): 🧵
Lori Gottlieb (@lorigottlieb1) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Something I learned as a therapist is that a person's behavior makes sense from that person's perspective. Nobody wakes up saying, "Today I'm going to be inconsiderate and petty." If it didn't make sense to them, they wouldn't do it. #thread đź§µ

Niall Harbison (@niallharbison) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I’ve suffered my whole life from depression and anxiety. I have both really bad today. I thought I’d try explain my typical symptoms so other sufferers or their friends and family can understand it better. This is what depression feels like… (1/12)

I’ve suffered my whole life from depression and anxiety. I have both really bad today. 

I thought I’d try explain my typical symptoms so other sufferers or their friends and family can understand it better.

This is what depression feels like… (1/12)
Dr. Nicole LePera (@theholisticpsyc) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Learning how to say “no” is how we gain confidence and self respect. It’s our most basic boundary. Here’s how to practice:

Nyle Beck (@iammybesttoday) 's Twitter Profile Photo

If you’re in a push-pull relationship that feels toxic, chaotic, or even addictive, and you love them so much and you’re trying so desperately to make it work, it could be a narcissist-empath dynamic, or it could be an “anxious-avoidant trap”. Here’s how to tell the difference:

Your Emotional Healing Coach (@afsarosette) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I wish more ppl understood this: When someone says, “I’m not ready for a relationship,” but allows intimacy & attention they aren’t setting boundaries…They’re saying: “You don’t get commitment, but I still get your energy.” This is economy of emotional control. Let me explain…

Blazka • Lifethology (@b_lifethology) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I’m European. I’ve traveled across four continents and dozens of countries. What I witnessed shattered my Western mindset. Here are 9 life-changing boundary differences that blew my mind and reshaped how I see the world (and myself): 🧵

I’m European.

I’ve traveled across four continents
and dozens of countries.

What I witnessed
shattered my Western mindset.

Here are 9 life-changing boundary differences
that blew my mind and reshaped how I see
the world (and myself): đź§µ
Dr. Nicole LePera (@theholisticpsyc) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Someone needs to hear this: you can be raised by a parent and not know them at all. More families are familiar strangers than you think.