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EPISODE · May 13, 2026 · 28 MIN

Breaking the Neurotic Pattern That Started in Your Childhood

from The Liz Show: Executive Psychology & Performance Under Pressure

Send us Fan MailIn episode one of a four-part series, Liz shares research prompted by noticing persistent “neurotic energy” in the evenings that fueled unwanted behaviors and a morning shame loop. She defines neuroticism as a non-diagnostic trait pattern marked by emotional reactivity, threat sensitivity, and difficulty returning to baseline, then traces its etiology through layered factors: biological predisposition, early unpredictable or unsafe environments that produce hypervigilance and complex trauma responses, and learned regulation strategies like rumination and catastrophizing. From a trauma-neuroscience lens, she describes threat prediction, stress-response overactivation, and looping for control that makes peace feel unsafe. Biblically, they frame the root as divided trust/internal instability (“double-mindedness”) and present a retraining process—taking thoughts captive, regulating through trust, and anchoring identity—alongside nervous system, cognitive, and spiritual integration, with a teaser for the next episode on tracing their pattern to its source.Courses Mentioned:Renew Your Mind Break Free From Toxic Thoughts https://elizabethlouis.io/products/renew-your-mind-courseHealing Trauma the Jesus Way  https://elizabethlouis.io/products/healing-traumaMindset Mastery  https://elizabethlouis.io/products/mindset-masterySupport the showPlease leave me a review on Apple Podcast!  ***LET'S CONNECT:***Checkout My Courses: Sign up for my Newsletter  Website:Facebook:Tik-Tok - Instagram: Youtube:  LinkedIn personal profile: 

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