The Trauma You Don't Know You're Carrying — and How to Heal It

Have you ever had a fear or a physical response that you couldn't trace to any experience you can remember? A pattern that keeps repeating with no apparent origin? In this episode, neural retraining specialist, Madeleine Lowry, explores one of the most surprising and validating dimensions of trauma: the hidden kind — experiences stored in the subconscious nervous system that the conscious mind has no access to, but that shape the body and the self in profound and lasting ways.

In this episode you'll learn:

• Why the subconscious holds far more than the conscious mind can access — and what that means for understanding chronic illness
• How trauma from before conscious memory began — including birth trauma and early childhood experience — leaves a lasting imprint on the nervous system
• What birth trauma is, how it is stored, and how it can contribute to lifelong patterns of anxiety, dysregulation, and chronic symptoms
• The emerging science of inherited or intergenerational trauma — how the traumatic experiences of ancestors can be epigenetically transmitted to subsequent generations
• A brief and respectful acknowledgment of past life trauma as a framework some people find meaningful
• Why the subconscious mind has a natural drive toward healing — and how neural retraining creates the conditions for that healing to occur
• Why you don't need to know what the trauma was or where it came from in order to resolve it

This is Episode 3 in the Trauma, the Nervous System, and Chronic Illness series.

To learn more or schedule a free consultation, visit TCNeuralRetraining.com.