Inner Child Regression Therapy

Discover the healing power of inner child regression therapy and explore your past to heal emotional wounds, reclaim lost innocence, and nurture your inner child for greater emotional well-being and self-discovery.

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Inner Child Regression Therapy

Inner child regression therapy: Inner child Integration work is a specialization that deals with childhood trauma and negative experiences during early stages of life. Such events have a profound impact. on relationships, behavioural and health issues, they shape life patterns and contribute to all psychosomatic diseases. Releasing inner child emotional trauma and impressions can release the adult from the subconscious impressions which prevent him/her from achieving the true potential.

Controlling and directing the subconscious mind is the key to personal transformation. Suggestions offered to your subconscious during a hypnotic trance can remove psychological obstacles, limiting beliefs, eliminate fears, phobias & anxiety. They also help in building confidence and self-esteem. A very useful approach for students, teachers, working adults, full time mothers, athletes and performers, this therapy helps in boosting confidence and self-esteem. Some of the examples where inner child therapy has helped individuals include anxiety in specific situations, relationship issues, confidence, exam fear or anxiety, unexplained patterns, inability to achieve goals, challenges with anger and so on.

Benefits

Inner child regression therapy can lead to emotional healing by helping individuals process and release repressed emotions and unresolved traumas from their past. It encourages individuals to become more self-aware, helping them gain insights into their past and present behaviours, thought patterns, and emotional responses. This therapy helps individuals reconnect with the innocent and pure aspects of their childhood, which may have been overshadowed by negative experiences.

Inner child regression therapy can boost self-esteem and self-worth by addressing and healing the root causes of self-doubt and negative self-beliefs. Understanding and healing childhood issues can lead to healthier relationships, as individuals are better able to address relationship patterns and dynamics.

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FAQ

Who coined the term inner child?

The concept of the inner child was first proposed by psychologist Carl Jung after he examined his own childlike inner-feelings and emotions. Jung postulated that it was this inside part of all of us that influenced all we do and the decisions that we make. Inner children were us when we were kids that never grew up.

What part of the brain is the inner child?

The right brain is largely formed by experiences in the first five years of life. That’s why we call it the inner child. The overall view is that the right bottom-up is not monolithic. It can hold completely contradictory impulses.

What are the five signs of an inner child wound?

While there are many signs of a wounded inner child, here are some of the most common:
• People-pleasing behaviour, such as trouble saying no.
• Difficulty setting and enforcing boundaries.
• Feeling guilty for standing up for yourself.
• Avoiding conflict at every chance possible.
• Fear of abandonment or letting go.

What is the inner child personality?

The general idea is that we all have a childlike aspect within our unconscious mind. The inner child can be seen as a ‘sub personality’. This is a side of your character that can take over when you are faced with a challenge.

What does psychology say about inner child?

In psychology, the inner child is a way of thinking about the part of a person’s personality that feels childlike, such as the part that feels joyful or playful. The concept is part of several types of therapy that divide a person’s personality into different parts in order to make sense of them.

Inner Child Regression Therapy