"Mental Wellness and Family System: When the Root Cause is in the Family Tree"
Presenter: Susan Pullen
Original Date: May 19, 2024
This session will be an enlightening exploration into the intricate relationship between emotional well-being and inherited family trauma. Explore how generational patterns and family dynamics can perpetuate emotional challenges such as depression, anxiety, anger, shame, fears, and persistent grief. Without recognizing these underlying systemic influences, our interventions may fall short of creating lasting change.
Learn to identify 4 signs when inherited family trauma may be the root cause of symptoms. By understanding the systemic context in which these symptoms arise, we can tailor our interventions to address the underlying source of distress, leading to more profound and sustainable healing outcomes. Discover practical insights into addressing inherited family trauma effectively based in the healing modality of Family Constellations – a process that brings these hidden connections to light. By understanding the 6 principles of systemic healing, we can empower our patients to break free from repeating cycles to cultivate greater emotional resilience and well-being.
Bio: Susan Pullen is a dedicated to enhancing emotional and physical well-being by guiding people to understand and bring resolution to their family history, freeing up their innate capacity for healing. Susan holds a deep understanding of the intricate interplay of ancestral tragedies, family dynamics, and our present lives, recognizing inherited family trauma as the underlying cause of many symptoms and repeating patterns.
As a Healing Facilitator and Workshop Leader, Susan works with private clients to improve their health, emotional well-being, and relationships. Through True Radiance Healing Arts, she also trains healers, therapists, coaches, and others drawn to support roles to assist their clients in breaking the cycle of generational trauma to feel better and transform their lives.
Susan's commitment to empowering people to heal extends to her workshop and talks, which she has offered to diverse organizations including Bastyr University, Cancer Lifeline, Unity Church, and Phinney Neighborhood Center. Based in Edmonds, WA, Susan resides with her husband, finding solace and joy in connecting with nature, particularly through birdwatching in her garden.
NUNM is accredited by the North American Naturopathic Continuing Education Council (NANCEAC). This activity qualifies for 1.5 General CEUs.