Part 1: Coping isn’t the same as healing (and that’s okay)
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Part 1: Coping isn’t the same as healing (and that’s okay)
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Keywords
coping, healing, somatic therapy, emotional health, mental wellness, self-care, trauma recovery, body-centered practices, emotional intelligence, personal growth
Summary
In this conversation, Sonia explores the critical distinction between coping and healing, emphasizing that while coping mechanisms can help individuals get through difficult moments, true healing requires addressing the root causes of emotional pain. Sonia shares personal experiences with coping strategies and highlights the transformative power of somatic therapy in achieving deep healing. The discussion underscores the importance of body-centered practices in fostering emotional safety and well-being.
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Takeaways
Coping is about getting through a moment, while healing shifts the root of the pattern.
Coping mechanisms can include overanalyzing emotions and staying busy to avoid feelings.
Coping can appear as strength on the outside, but one can still feel broken inside.
Therapy can provide support, but deep healing often requires somatic approaches.
Healing happens in the body, not just in the mind.
Coping tools are like band-aids; deep healing is like surgery.
Feeling safe in your body is crucial for emotional healing.
Coping can lead to repetitive patterns and triggers in life.
Personal experiences can reveal the limitations of coping strategies.
Body-centered practices can help individuals connect with their emotions safely.
About Sonia
I’m Sonia Fregoso, a Xicana licensed therapist and intuitive healer. With 15 years of experience in healing trauma—religious, generational, sexual, and systemic—I guide others on their journeys to emotional well-being and spiritual alignment.
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