12/08/2025
Many people believe healing means “moving on” or forgetting. But healing rarely looks like erasure.
It looks like loosening.
Softening.
Making new meaning.
Letting your system reorganize itself in the presence of safety and connection.
Your history becomes something you can hold with steadiness rather than fear.
This is the heart of relational EMDR work: transforming how the past lives in the present—without pretending the past didn’t happen.
If you’d like to explore this more deeply, I share more reflections on the blog.
I’d love to hear: How do you understand the difference between erasing the past and transforming it?