11/06/2025
When the past lives in the body, healing must speak through the body too.
AnnaLynne McCord recently opened up about how childhood abuse and trauma left her with layers of experience that traditional approaches alone couldn’t fully touch. Her story reminded me that healing isn’t always about talking the past through—it’s about shifting how the past lives inside us.
In my practice, IEMT becomes a bridge between what the conscious mind knows and what the subconscious body holds. Unlike some methods that focus on revisiting trauma, IEMT focuses on re-patterning emotional imprints so that the nervous system begins to feel safe, identity shifts, and life becomes more aligned with what you truly are, not just what you’ve been.
✨ What this kind of healing supports:
• Letting the body know safe, even when the mind still remembers fear
• Reconnecting thoughts, feelings, and lived experience into one coherent story
• Moving from surviving what happened to thriving through what’s possible
AnnaLynne’s courage shows us that the path isn’t about erasing the past—it’s about transforming how it lives within us so it doesn’t keep shaping our future.
✨ If you could send one message of kindness to your nervous system today, what would it say?
Full article in the comments if you'd like to learn more about her experiences.