Stop Inner Child Panic and Extreme Reactions to Life
episode summary
Discover why your inner child panics and overreacts to unfamiliar and challenging life situations, and how to reparent your inner child by practising ‘the pause’.
Have you noticed how emotionally uncomfortable it can be when you encounter a challenging, unfamiliar or uncertain situation?
Your fearful inner child hates these types of issues and problems – it wants them to disappear as quickly as possible so it can return to its familiar emotional comfort zone!
This means you may rush to make a poorly considered decision, or you react in an extreme way that you may later regret.
In this teaching, you’ll learn why you need to STOP reacting to life like this… and how to START being more balanced and authentic in your responses.
Episode highlights
- Why your inner child hates challenges or uncertainty.
- The ‘reactive’ tactics your inner child uses to protect itself.
- How to be a ‘spiritual parent’ to your inner child.
- How to practice the ‘pause technique’ and become more mindful of your choices and actions.
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