Online Constellations – Inner Child (Group)

“The inner child” is a metaphor used to describe our psychological part that retains emotions, memories and childhood experiences. Inner child trauma refers to those negative experiences and emotional wounds that have not been fully processed or healed and that will have a profound impact on adult behavior, relationships, and mental health.

The sources of these traumas can be:

Physical or emotional abuse: Any form of violence or abuse can leave deep wounds that persist into adulthood.

Neglect: Lack of attention, affection, and support from parents or caregivers can lead to feelings of worthlessness and insecurity.

Loss or separation: The death of a parent, divorce, or other forms of separation can create feelings of abandonment and insecurity.

Dysfunctional family environment: Growing up in an environment where there is constant conflict, substance abuse, or emotional instability can negatively affect a child’s development.

Inner child trauma can have multiple effects on adult life, influencing mental health, interpersonal relationships, and overall behavior. These effects include:

Anxiety and depression: Adults with unresolved childhood trauma may experience high levels of anxiety and depression.

Difficulties in relationships: Trust problems, fear of abandonment, and difficulty forming healthy emotional bonds can be found as repercussions.

Self-sabotaging behaviors: They may tend to sabotage their own success or happiness, either through negative choices or by avoiding opportunities.

Emotional regression: In stressful situations, adults may regress to childish behaviors, reacting from an infantile emotional state.

The event will take place online on the zoom platform.

For more details you can contact us privately on our Facebook page. “The inner child” is a metaphor used to describe our psychological part that retains emotions, memories and childhood experiences. Inner child trauma refers to those negative experiences and emotional wounds that have not been fully processed or healed and that will have a profound impact on adult behavior, relationships, and mental health.

The sources of these traumas can be:

Physical or emotional abuse: Any form of violence or abuse can leave deep wounds that persist into adulthood.

Neglect: Lack of attention, affection, and support from parents or caregivers can lead to feelings of worthlessness and insecurity.

Loss or separation: The death of a parent, divorce, or other forms of separation can create feelings of abandonment and insecurity.

Dysfunctional family environment: Growing up in an environment where there is constant conflict, substance abuse, or emotional instability can negatively affect a child’s development.

Inner child trauma can have multiple effects on adult life, influencing mental health, interpersonal relationships, and overall behavior. These effects include:

Anxiety and depression: Adults with unresolved childhood trauma may experience high levels of anxiety and depression.

Difficulties in relationships: Trust problems, fear of abandonment, and difficulty forming healthy emotional bonds can be found as repercussions.

Self-sabotaging behaviors: They may tend to sabotage their own success or happiness, either through negative choices or by avoiding opportunities.

Emotional regression: In stressful situations, adults may regress to childish behaviors, reacting from an infantile emotional state.

The event will take place online on the zoom platform.

For more details you can contact us privately on our Facebook page.