Traumatic invalidation

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What Is Traumatic Invalidation? Traumatic invalidation occurs when an individual’s experiences, emotions, or perceptions are dismissed, minimized, or denied…

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This article explores feelings of invalidation and where they may come from and the impact they have on our psychological state.

Have other people minimized, shamed, or invalidated your feelings? Having your feelings diminished, ignored, o

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INVALIDATION WHAT IS INVALIDATION? • Invalidation is when you tell someone that his or her feelings are not valid-or that they are wrong.

"According to Dr. Karen Hall, validation is the 'recognition and acceptance' of someone else's experience. Self-validation is the ability to recognize and acknowledge your own internal experience. It is not about agreeing with someone or accepting their thoughts as your own; it is about being able to accept these thoughts and experiences as being valid." How do you validate yourself? #BWell #lifecoach #coaching #integrativewellness #loveyourself #life #motivation #inspiration #quoteoftheday

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