This week's interview is with Missy, the Traveler, host of the “You Make it Happen" podcast. Missy believes that everyone is capable of healing trauma and that solo travel can play a big part. You'll find out in today's episode on trauma healing! She speaks from a holistic point of view, combining therapy with a growth mindset, dedication, perseverance, determination and a good support network. Missy believes that solo travel is a key to self-respect, autonomy, clear core values and better, shame, resistance. This session is very eye opening as it takes healing trauma to an entirely new and different level. So listen in!

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Welcome to the inner child self care episode about understanding, approaching and healing the inner child for emotional health. The concept of the inner child has gained popularity in psychological and self care practices, offering a lens through which individuals can explore unresolved emotional experiences and trauma from their early life. This episode delves into the theoretical foundations of the inner child, how it impacts adult psychological functioning and the ways in which inner child self care practices can foster healing and emotional wellbeing. Additionally, it explores current research related to the inner child, its role in emotional regulation, and some practical methods we as individuals can use to engage in inner child work on our own.

Overall, inner child self care represents a powerful and transformational approach to emotional healing. It provides individuals with a way to reconnect with and heal past wounds that have influenced their adult wellbeing and interpersonal relationships through self-compassion, re parenting and creative expression, individuals can integrate the wisdom of their childhood selves while nurturing their current emotional needs while more research is needed to fully understand the long term benefits of inner child work, the existing evidence supports its therapeutic potential in treating trauma, improving emotional regulation, reducing anxiety and promoting overall mental health. So it's definitely worth calling in your inner child during self care.” Call it in with Dar!”.

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Dr Christine Sine is the author of three inspirational books. Her most recent one, entitled” The Gift of Wonder", is the topic of today's conversation. In this awe and wonder episode, she and her husband Tom, are both authors and also co-founders of the mustard seed associates. Christine, trained as a physician in Australia, practiced in New Zealand and founded and directed the healthcare ministry for Mercy Ships. Perhaps you've heard of them. They're famous throughout the world. She has founded God space, an online community, and is in her second season of podcasting the “Liturgical Rebels”, which is how we met. Her stories are captivating, and she leads us through some creative practices for establishing awe and wonder in our lives. I can't wait for you to hear her. In this episode of “Call IT in With Dar”!

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