
Jolisa Clare Holistic
Trauma Release & Recovery
Working Through Intergenerational Trauma
Whether you realize it or not, you may be holding onto trauma from your ancestors. This can create blockages and harmful habit cycles in your life, preventing you from accomplishing your goals and bringing your desires into reality.
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When one experiences trauma, especially repeatedly, the nervous system is trained to remain stuck in a response state of fight, flight, freeze, or fawn. This can have serious consequences on one's physical and mental health as a result of epigenetics, or gene expression as a result of the environment.
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These gene expression patterns can be passed down through a lineage, causing intergenerational trauma in individuals who otherwise may not feel that they've experienced anything traumatic.
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Through non-invasive techniques guided by a well-developed emotional peg chart and decision tree format, we can move this deep subconscious trauma out of your system and retrain your nervous system to process stress with ease.
Circumstances that May Lead to Intergenerational Trauma:
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​Separation of children from family
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Addiction
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Adoption
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War
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Famine and natural disasters
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Indoctrination into a cult or abusive religious organization
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Global or national crises, such as the Great Depression
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Genocide or ‘ethnic cleansing’
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Verbal or physical violence, sexual abuse, or neglect
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The death or incarceration of a parent
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Systemic racism, discrimination, or oppression
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Long-term financial stress or poverty
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Colonization
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Enslavement
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Cultural genocide (including loss of language, culture, and traditions)
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Forced migration


