Why You Were Called “Too Sensitive" | Healing Childhood Emotional Neglect & Trauma скачать в хорошем качестве

Why You Were Called “Too Sensitive" | Healing Childhood Emotional Neglect & Trauma

This reflection speaks to those who were told their sensitivity was a flaw—too emotional, too intense, too much—when in truth it was an attunement to what others refused to face. It explores how sensitivity often emerges in families shaped by denial, silence, or emotional avoidance, and how being finely perceptive can become a source of self-doubt rather than self-trust. What was once named as weakness is reframed here as depth, awareness, and a quiet form of courage. Quiet Mirror Press is a companion space for those healing from complex trauma and the lasting effects of childhood emotional abuse or neglect, including family scapegoating, hypervigilance, and narcissistic or dysfunctional family systems. These reflections are offered with care for those learning to live with greater inner safety, sovereignty, and a sense of belonging in the world. With time and consistency, this approach gently supports the growth of personal authority, self-trust, and a renewed capacity to enjoy life. New videos are released weekly on Sunday evenings. Readings are from the book by Kael Carver: You Were Never Too Much: Daily Reflections for Healing from Family Scapegoating eBook: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GHPWTZ3H Also available on Amazon in three paperback volumes, each approximately 350 pages. The portraits featured in this series are digitally generated artistic representations. They serve as symbolic visual metaphors for the inner child and for the human experience of recovery from family trauma. These images do not depict real individuals and are used solely for reflective and educational storytelling. #CPTSD #ChildhoodTrauma #TraumaHealing #EmotionalNeglect #QuietMirrorPress