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Trauma Brought Me Here

Tiffany O'Hearn

Trauma brought me here — not to break me, but to remake me. This is the mess, the medicine, and the remembering in between.

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You Don't Have To Be Calm. You Have To Be Aware.

This week I had a couple of really dysregulating days.

Not because of one big thing. Just a combination — what I’d been consuming, how I’d slept, the energy of the week. And here’s what I didn’t do — I didn’t shame myself for it. I didn’t...

8 days ago

Why the Work Is Always Within — What a Calf Rub Taught Me About Every Relationship

Last night my partner asked me to rub her calf. She said all the right things while she asked — that I’m her favorite person, that she loves me.

And I still felt dysregulation rise up underneath it.

She did nothing wrong. There was no hid...

15 days ago

PEOPLE PLEASING IS A WOUND, NOT A PERSONALITY TRAIT

I was watching a show last night. A character studying to become a therapist was told — “you need to figure out when it happened.”

And I sat with that for a second.

Because here’s what I know: it’s never about when it happened. You can kn...

a month ago

THE WOUND JUST WANTS TO BE FELT

They say feeling is healing.

But nobody actually teaches you how to feel.

In this talk I share where wounds come from, why we keep carrying them even when we want to let go, and what it actually looks like to feel something in the body —...

a month ago
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Good, Better, Best Is Already in Motion — Why Shame Is Blocking What's Already Yours

I’m not waiting for good things to come.

Good, better, best — it’s already in motion. My only job is to stay regulated enough to let it land.

But for a long time, I couldn’t. Not because the good wasn’t coming. Because shame was taking up...

a month ago

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  • Tiffany O'Hearn

    I’m Tiffany O’Hearn — healer, astrologer, priestess & mother. \ud83d\udd25 Trauma brought me here, and now I help others alchemize their own scars into sacred power.

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