Illness
Illness is a call to action; it’s asking for change.
Illness is a call to action; it’s asking for change.
Let food be your medicine and medicine be your food.
The comeback is always stronger than the setback.
Asking for help can be the bravest move you make.
The greatest medicine is to teach people not to need it.
According to trauma expert Dr. Bessel van der Kolk, trauma isn’t just a memory - it’s a body memory. It alters the nervous system, muscle tension, hormones, even how we breathe. This is why talk therapy alone sometimes isn’t enough.
The trauma gets trapped not just in the mind—but in the muscles, fascia, breath, and nervous system. And healing requires going deeper than words.
Trauma isn’t just remembered. It’s relived—physically—until it’s processed and released.
Long before neuroscience, ancient cultures knew trauma affected the body and spirit. Their healing practices mirror what science is now proving:
These traditions invite us not just to understand trauma - but to transform it at every level: physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual.
Here are powerful, integrative tools for healing trauma stored in the body:
If you feel like something is “off,” trust your body. You’re not broken. You’re holding onto an experience that needs release.
Here are 3 ways to begin:
1. Breathe Consciously for 5 minutes a day. Try a simple 4-7-8 breath to calm your system.
2. Move Your Body Gently—try yin yoga or even free - form dance to access trapped energy.
3. Write It Out. Ask yourself: Where in my body do I feel this pain? What does it want to tell me?
From Dr. Roni: Healing is not just about remembering. It’s about finally feeling safe enough to let go.
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