Jenn Fisher-Healing Trauma and Finding Joy through Inner Child Work
Jenn Fisher, an author and travel blogger, shares her journey of healing past traumas through travel. She discusses her experience of childhood abandonment and the impact it had on her life. Jenn emphasizes the importance of therapy and self-reflection in understanding and healing from trauma. She also talks about her journey of sobriety and the challenges she faced as a mother. Jenn highlights the significance of inner child work and the process of breaking generational trauma. She shares how solo hiking and traveling became a form of self-care and self-discovery for her. Jenn also discusses her blog and the importance of trusting oneself and setting boundaries in the healing process. Mindfulness can be as complicated or as simple as you want it to be. It can be understood through a cognitive lens or approached from a holistic perspective. Mindfulness can be practiced in the mind, in the body, or through the breath. Grounding techniques, such as using an ice cube or practicing the 54321 method, can help break the brain's natural response to trauma. Inner child work is a fun and joyful way to heal from trauma and bring joy into the present moment. Jenn Fisher's journey of healing led her to remarry her ex-husband and start a Facebook group called Travel for Mental Health.
Takeaways
- Childhood abandonment can have a profound impact on a person's life, and therapy is crucial in understanding and healing from this trauma.
- Sobriety and self-reflection are essential in breaking the cycle of generational trauma and becoming a better parent.
- Solo hiking and travel can be powerful tools for self-care and self-discovery, allowing individuals to heal and connect with themselves.
- Trusting oneself and setting boundaries are key aspects of the healing journey, and they require practice and self-awareness.
- Writing and sharing one's story can be a transformative experience and a way to inspire and connect with others. Mindfulness can be understood through different lenses and practiced in various ways.
- Grounding techniques, such as using an ice cube or the 54321 method, can help break the brain's trauma response.
- Inner child work is a fun and joyful way to heal from trauma and bring joy into the present moment.
- Jen Fisher's journey of healing led her to remarry her ex-husband and start a Facebook group called Travel for Mental Health.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction: Jen Fisher's Journey
01:16 Childhood Abandonment and the Core Issue
06:17 Motherhood and Breaking Generational Trauma
18:48 Trusting Yourself and Setting Boundaries
25:12 Solo Hiking and Travel as Self-Care
31:33 Writing and Sharing Your Story
37:25 Understanding the Complexity and Simplicity of Mindfulness
39:40 Breaking the Brain's Trauma Response with Grounding Techniques
43:35 Practicing Mindfulness through the 54321 Method
45:47 Healing Trauma and Finding Joy through Inner Child Work
51:03 Jen Fisher's Journey: Remarrying and St
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