Mulla emma lea (5 Ergebnisse)

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. What if your childhood looked fine from the outside, but something still feels missing? You were fed, clothed and protected. Perhaps your parents worked hard, made sacrifices and loved you in the ways they knew how. Yet as an adult, you may struggle to identify your feelings, express your need…s, accept support or set boundaries without guilt. Nothing Bad Happened - So Why Am I Hurting? explores the quiet impact of childhood emotional neglect: not necessarily what happened, but what repeatedly failed to happen. Through compassionate explanations, realistic examples and practical exercises, this book will help you: - Understand the difference between material care and emotional attunement- Recognise the survival roles you adopted as a child- Identify how those patterns may appear in your relationships today- Separate facts, interpretations and unanswered questions- Name emotions and needs without judging yourself- Make clearer requests and establish realistic boundaries- Grieve what was missing without erasing what was good- Decide when and how to seek professional support At the heart of the book is the Absence Evidence Map, a grounded framework for examining what you received, what was missing, how you adapted and what kind of repair may help now. This is not a book about blaming parents, forcing memories or declaring that your entire childhood was bad. It offers a more balanced approach: one that allows gratitude and pain, love and limitation, strength and unmet need to exist together. You do not need a dramatic story to take your present pain seriously. You only need enough clarity to begin responding to yourself differently. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. What if your childhood looked fine from the outside, but something still feels missing? You were fed, clothed and protected. Perhaps your parents worked hard, made sacrifices and loved you in the ways they knew how. Yet as an adult, you may struggle to identify your feelings, express your need…s, accept support or set boundaries without guilt. Nothing Bad Happened - So Why Am I Hurting? explores the quiet impact of childhood emotional neglect: not necessarily what happened, but what repeatedly failed to happen. Through compassionate explanations, realistic examples and practical exercises, this book will help you: - Understand the difference between material care and emotional attunement- Recognise the survival roles you adopted as a child- Identify how those patterns may appear in your relationships today- Separate facts, interpretations and unanswered questions- Name emotions and needs without judging yourself- Make clearer requests and establish realistic boundaries- Grieve what was missing without erasing what was good- Decide when and how to seek professional support At the heart of the book is the Absence Evidence Map, a grounded framework for examining what you received, what was missing, how you adapted and what kind of repair may help now. This is not a book about blaming parents, forcing memories or declaring that your entire childhood was bad. It offers a more balanced approach: one that allows gratitude and pain, love and limitation, strength and unmet need to exist together. You do not need a dramatic story to take your present pain seriously. You only need enough clarity to begin responding to yourself differently. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. What if your childhood looked fine from the outside, but something still feels missing? You were fed, clothed and protected. Perhaps your parents worked hard, made sacrifices and loved you in the ways they knew how. Yet as an adult, you may struggle to identify your feelings, express your need…s, accept support or set boundaries without guilt. Nothing Bad Happened - So Why Am I Hurting? explores the quiet impact of childhood emotional neglect: not necessarily what happened, but what repeatedly failed to happen. Through compassionate explanations, realistic examples and practical exercises, this book will help you: - Understand the difference between material care and emotional attunement- Recognise the survival roles you adopted as a child- Identify how those patterns may appear in your relationships today- Separate facts, interpretations and unanswered questions- Name emotions and needs without judging yourself- Make clearer requests and establish realistic boundaries- Grieve what was missing without erasing what was good- Decide when and how to seek professional support At the heart of the book is the Absence Evidence Map, a grounded framework for examining what you received, what was missing, how you adapted and what kind of repair may help now. This is not a book about blaming parents, forcing memories or declaring that your entire childhood was bad. It offers a more balanced approach: one that allows gratitude and pain, love and limitation, strength and unmet need to exist together. You do not need a dramatic story to take your present pain seriously. You only need enough clarity to begin responding to yourself differently. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.