Janny Eggens

🌺 The Power of Ho'oponopono 🌺 Ho'oponopono, an ancient Hawaiian practice, focuses on reconciliation and forgiveness, highlighting self-healing and personal responsibility. You can cleanse negative emotions and restore inner peace. This transformative method is believed to help release past traumas, improve relationships, and enhance overall well-being. By acknowledging your role in life's challenges, Ho'oponopono fosters deep empathy and interconnectedness, enabling you to create a harmonious reality. Embrace this beautiful practice and transform your life! 💖✨ Watch out my posts to know more. #Hooponopono #SelfHealing #Forgiveness #InnerPeace #Wellbeing #BreakTheCycle #HealingJourney #HooponoponoHealing #PersonalGrowth #SelfEmpowerment #AbundanceMindset #emotionalhealing #trauma #relationships #career #hooponopono #hooponoponomagic

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Children Don't Get Traumatized Because They Get Hurt, They Get Traumatized Because They Are Alone with the Hurt. It's not just the pain that affects children deeply; it's the feeling of being alone in their pain that leaves a lasting impact. 👶 Why Support Matters: 1. Feeling Heard: When children know they can talk about their feelings and be heard, it eases their emotional burden. 2. Building Trust: Being present for a child during tough times builds trust and security, showing them they are not alone. 3. Promoting Healing: Support and understanding from caregivers and loved ones are crucial for a child's healing process. 4. Preventing Long-Term Impact: Emotional support can help prevent the lasting effects of trauma, fostering resilience and mental well-being. 💬 How to Be There - Listen Actively: Give your full attention and acknowledge their feelings. - Offer Comfort: Sometimes a hug or a kind word can make all the difference. - Seek Professional Help: If needed, don't hesitate to involve mental health professionals. Let’s ensure no child feels alone in their pain. Together, we can create a supportive and understanding environment for every child. 🌼 #mentalhealth #supportkids #nochildalone #healingtogether #listenandcare

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Ever considered how avoiding the topic of death not only affects ourselves, but also those who rely on us for guidance? The reluctance to confront mortality can lead to an overemphasis on safety and supervision in parenting, potentially hindering children's confidence and self-reliance. Check out David Goodman, Ph.D., and Matthew Clemente's, Ph.D., latest Psychology Today article: https://bit.ly/3S9CrG3

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