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When Stress Lives in the Body: How Trauma Shapes Digestion, Eating Patterns, and the Gut–Brain Connection
Trauma doesn’t just live in the mind—it shows up in the gut. Learn how trauma-informed therapy and functional nutrition work together to support anxiety, digestion, and nervous system healing.
Emilie Davis
Dec 16, 20254 min read


Healthy Relationships After Trauma Pt. 2: Dependence to Adult Attachment
Every person begins life in complete dependence. Infants cannot regulate emotions, meet needs, or feel safe without connection. Our nervous systems learn safety through other people—this is called co-regulation . We do not outgrow this wiring. Adults need secure attachment, emotional support, and connection, too. We are not meant to live in isolation. We are wired for connection—a healthy, stable, secure connection. On the other end of the spectrum in the spectrum of connect

DeAnn Knighton
Dec 11, 20252 min read


Healthy Relationships After Trauma: Understanding Codependency
When caring feels heavy, many people fear slipping back into old patterns of overfunctioning, self-abandonment, or “codependency.” This post explores what codependency actually is—and isn’t—and how therapy can help you rebuild connection without losing yourself.

DeAnn Knighton
Nov 18, 20253 min read
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