Mia Vivone | Professional Consultant and Coach Specializing in Trauma

Here’s the reality: Trauma IS grief. A common response (dysfunctional coping strategy) is to minimize what we experienced. We often do this by empathetically viewing the trauma of others as more intense, diminishing the intensity and impact of our own. This is the epitome of self-abandonment and leads us to one of the first steps in recovery: Cultivating Self-compassion. Sounds simple and impossible, all at the same time, and that is because we naturally default to self-abandonment since we did not have the benefit of an emotionally stable and co-regulating parent. In the beginning, we need a stand in to model compassion and this is where the right help is so necessary. If we experience further invalidation, we will re-experience the trauma and, therefore, the loss and grief. This perpetuates the cycle of suffering.

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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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