I blend a strong academic background in history (bachelor's and master's) with a passion for storytelling. A history geek at heart, I thrive on weaving narratives and enjoy the charm of classical ...

Healing your inner child isn’t about rewriting the past—it’s about making peace with it. It’s about allowing yourself to be the person you needed when you were younger, treating yourself ...

However, it’s never too late to work toward healing. Everyone has an inner child. You might see this inner child as a direct representation of yourself in your early years, a patchwork ...

Every adult has one. Healing that aspect of ourselves means acknowledging our wounded inner child and learning to attend to our needs, providing the support our parents did not, she said.

That’s not just moodiness or stress—it might be your wounded inner child quietly asking to be seen. Most of us carry versions of ourselves we’ve outgrown but never truly healed. And no ...

Perhaps our vulnerable and sensitive inner child needs healing. Whether our wounding was caused by a childhood friend moving away, physical or psychological abuse, or a broken family, the ...

Inner child work is buzzy on social-media platforms: Hashtags like like #innerchildhealing and #innerchildlove have been viewed billions of times on TikTok, with some people sharing healing ...

In some cases, self-guided healing practices are used to reconnect with one’s inner child. Modern approaches to reparenting incorporate mindfulness practices, digital therapeutic tools ...

The concept of the 'inner child' comes up quite often because of its profound implications in the healing process. This metaphorical child embodies our earliest experiences, emotions and memories ...

Perhaps our vulnerable and sensitive inner child needs healing. Whether our wounding was caused by a childhood friend moving away, physical or psychological abuse, or a broken family, the ...

On the morning of Nov. 3, in my usual unhealthy ritual of scrolling through X (formerly Twitter) before even getting out of bed, I found myself drowning in a sea of terms like “tibaklout” and “healing ...