Mia Vivone | Professional Consultant and Coach Specializing in Trauma

I get calls often from people who tell me “I don’t know what’s wrong with me; I had a great childhood” and then something is discovered:

“I felt alone in my hardest moments”

“I can’t remember ever feeling seen or heard; that I wasn’t a bother or a problem; that I mattered”.

“It was my job to take care of everyone else, but when I needed something, I hid.”

“It wasn’t safe to express my thoughts and feelings”.

“I never saw my parents show affection to each other; never witnessed them reconnecting after a conflict.”

“I moved often, was the new kid in school, had trouble making/keeping friends.”

“I got used to being alone.”

What wasn’t there – is trauma, too, because it causes your brain and emotions to adapt for survival.

If one or more of these statements resonate with you, your survival system is likely working against you – causing disappointment, frustration, and loneliness.

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Mia Vivone - Professional Consultant and Life Coach Specializing in Trauma

I noticed a need for a different approach to working with childhood and relationship trauma survivors when I started sponsoring women in a 12-step program and again while working in community mental health clinics.
Systems that are shame-based, universal, and re-traumatizing fail miserably when it comes to encouraging recovery from the effects of events that leave people feeling viciously violated mentally, emotionally, and physically. My coaching practice is present and future-oriented and focuses on coping skills that capitalize on resiliency and instill empowerment.

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