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EPISODE · Oct 6, 2021 · 45 MIN

Try Harder? Try Softer: Harnessing the Gifts of Compassion & Curiosity in Trauma Recovery with Aundi Kolber

from More Than Fine · host Agape Moms

You may have found that the coping strategies you've used to survive trauma in the past are impeding your ability to heal in the present. Therapist and author Aundi Kolber calls this "white knuckling it" and discusses what it means to instead "try softer" as you pay compassionate attention to your needs. She describes what happens in your brain and body when we experience something that triggers a trauma response, and how you can respond with curiosity and care to repair the damage trauma has done.  Visit AundiKolber.com Purchase "Try Softer" and "The Try Softer Guided Journey" Listen to this episode's Guided Scripture Meditation Devotional on YouTube, "Crushing Self Criticism" Follow Agape Moms on Facebook or Instagram and join the Beloved Collective private Facebook group Download our Free "Podcast Pages" Journal Page Recommended Episodes E79- Are You Really OK? How Getting Honest with Yourself Unlocks Hope & Wholeness with Debra Fileta E30- Understanding Trauma & E31 Healing Trauma with Christina Chismar

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