Tag Archives: implicit memory
Triggered in Qigong Class
I was triggered in class, which happens periodically. It happened at my nervous system’s speed. I chose to make the potentially triggering movement. Maybe I chose it because some part of me knew I needed to do this work. The … Continue reading
Posted in PTSD
Tagged co-retulation, implicit memory, Quigong, Regulation, triggered, triggering, triggers
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When the Body Sets the Pace: Trauma Integration Through Agency and Relationship
I had a remarkably powerful experience with my craniosacral practitioner after I had realized that my Moro Reflex flashbacks were also connected to the suffocation torture. It was the same posture–prone face up, arms wide, head back–and inability to breathe. … Continue reading
Posted in Relationships, Trauma
Tagged craniosacral, craniosacral practitioner, holding space, implicit memory, recovery, safety, torture, trauma recovery, witnessing
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