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Why You “Know Better” But Still React the Same Way

Why You “Know Better” But Still React the Same Way

by BRITTANYKRIPPNER | May 29, 2026 | Uncategorized

  Why You “Know Better” But Still React the Same Way You’ve read the books.You’ve listened to the podcasts.You understand your triggers.You can explain your patterns in detail. And yet… you still react the same way. You still shut down during conflict.You still...
Fawning as a Survival Response: People-Pleasing and the Nervous System

Fawning as a Survival Response: People-Pleasing and the Nervous System

by BRITTANYKRIPPNER | May 22, 2026 | Therapy for Trauma

  Fawning as a Survival Response: People-Pleasing and the Nervous System Have you ever found yourself saying “yes” when you meant “no”?Overexplaining to avoid disappointing someone?Feeling responsible for other people’s emotions while losing touch with your own?...
Freeze Responses Explained: When You Can’t Move, Speak, or Decide

Freeze Responses Explained: When You Can’t Move, Speak, or Decide

by BRITTANYKRIPPNER | May 11, 2026 | Therapy for Trauma

  There are moments when the body doesn’t fight. It doesn’t flee. It simply shuts down. You may find yourself unable to answer a text, speak during conflict, make a decision, leave the couch, or even explain what’s wrong. Your mind may go blank. Your chest may...
Hypervigilance: When Your Nervous System Won’t Power Down

Hypervigilance: When Your Nervous System Won’t Power Down

by BRITTANYKRIPPNER | May 7, 2026 | Therapy for Anxiety, Therapy for Trauma

You finally sit down at the end of the day, but your body still feels “on.”Your mind scans for problems before they happen.You replay conversations.You jump at small noises.You struggle to relax, even in safe environments. From the outside, it can look like anxiety,...
Why Trauma Healing Must Include the Body

Why Trauma Healing Must Include the Body

by BRITTANYKRIPPNER | May 7, 2026 | Therapy for Trauma

Why Trauma Healing Must Include the Body When people think about trauma healing, they often imagine talking through painful memories, changing thought patterns, or learning coping skills. While these approaches can be incredibly valuable, trauma is not stored only in...
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