5 Signs That Your Needs Were Not Met as a Child 👇(in the description)

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Published4 months ago
Duration0:07
Video ID46_nDcThPWk
Languageen
CategoryEducation
PrivacyPublic
Made for KidsNo
Video TypeYouTube Short

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Engagement Rate0.81%
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âžĄïž You Push Through Exhaustion Instead of Resting When your need for rest, safety, or balance isn’t honored, you may override your limits and call it strength, productivity, or discipline. âžĄïž You Over-Give to Feel Secure in Relationships If your needs for love, belonging, or affirmation weren’t met, you might try to earn connection by rescuing, fixing, or constantly proving your worth. âžĄïž You Avoid Asking for Help but Secretly Feel Overwhelmed When healthy dependency wasn’t modeled, you may try to meet every need alone, even though part of you longs to be supported. âžĄïž You Chase Achievement to Feel Valuable If your need for identity, worth, or approval was neglected, success can become a substitute for feeling inherently enough. âžĄïž You Use Food, Work, Substances, Sex, or Screens to Soothe Emotional Pain When emotional, relational, or spiritual needs go unmet, it’s common to replace them with physical or external comforts that numb rather than nourish. ✹ You have the power to change this. When you understand your 12 Basic Needs and how Complex Trauma disrupts them, things start to make sense. Healing begins as you learn to meet those needs in healthy ways. Wholeness isn’t out of reach; it’s something you can grow into, one step at a time. ​💜 For 5 days only, until Feb 25, 2026, get over 93% off ($420 off) the ALIGN With Your Needs course and enroll for just $30. Learn how to recognize and meet your 12 Basic Needs, a foundational part of Complex Trauma recovery. ​🔗 Link in bio - or visit timfletcher.ca to get started.

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