29/01/2026
Your nervous system didn’t start with you.
Long before conscious memory, your body learned how safe the world was, how stress should be handled, and when to stay alert or shut down. Those early patterns shape how your nervous system responds today — often automatically, and often outside awareness.
This isn’t about blame or reliving the past.
It’s about understanding biology.
Neuroscience and developmental research show that early experiences influence the autonomic nervous system, stress hormone regulation, and brain areas involved in threat and emotion. That’s why “just calming down” or “thinking differently” doesn’t always work.
Real change happens when we work with the nervous system — supporting regulation, safety, and flexibility — not when we try to override it.
You’re not broken.
Your body adapted.
And it can learn new patterns of safety.
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