
Freedom To… Be Heard by Something That Cannot Listen
8.2 million young people are confiding in a machine. Almost two thirds of them haven't told a soul. What worries me isn't the machine.
The neuroscience of feeling stuck and how to resolve it.
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8.2 million young people are confiding in a machine. Almost two thirds of them haven't told a soul. What worries me isn't the machine.

You can inherit your grandmother’s eyes, her ring, and her fear. Only two of those were ever meant to be passed on.

The body will whisper what the mind has been forbidden to say. And when no one listens to the whisper, it learns to shout.

The body may express the consequences of trauma. The brain may keep predicting danger. But what if neither is where the memory itself is held?

Why we see the truth about everyone else's relationship before we can see our own.

A response to Dr Jessica Taylor’s You Cannot Be Trauma-Informed and Still Diagnose and Medicate People

What if we’ve been asking the wrong question about trauma all along?

Why your body may still be living through a split second your mind has long forgotten.

Why knowing it’s wrong isn’t enough when your nervous system believes it’s necessary

Why some of the world’s highest achievers can’t sit still, and why doing nothing can feel more threatening than failure.

What if the future of healing is not understanding your trauma, but interrupting the split-second prediction that keeps recreating it?