trauma

Many women learn early how to shrink. To be agreeable. To manage everyone else’s emotions. To hold steady, even when something inside feels unsettled. Trauma doesn’t always come from one dramatic event. It can come from years of adapting; minimizing …

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Many high-capacity women in Boulder come to therapy not because they are “falling apart,” but because they are exhausted from holding everything together. Trauma doesn’t always look dramatic. Sometimes it looks like over-functioning. Hyper-independence. Being the steady one for decades. …

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