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23 Jan 2023 · 1 min
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In this short guided session, the speaker addresses viewers who have experienced childhood trauma and are struggling with anxiety, upset, or worry. The exercise begins by drawing attention to the breath, prompting a deep inhale followed by a deep exhale, and repeats the cue to reinforce mindful breathing. After establishing the breath rhythm, the speaker shifts to self‑affirmation, reminding listeners that despite hard days and difficult experiences, they are alive, capable of sharing strength and hope, and deserving of support. The language moves from harsh self‑talk (“stop talking in your head like a little bitch”) to encouraging inner dialogue, urging the audience to adopt a compassionate, resilient mindset. The overall purpose is to provide an immediate, practical tool for emotional regulation and to inspire a more positive internal narrative for trauma survivors.

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