Jennifer Arevalo Rodriguez holds licenses as a Clinical Social Worker, Reiki Master, and Peruvian Trained Shaman. By combining indigenous healing practices, energetic medicine, and Western Psychological techniques in trauma therapy, she helps individuals embody their soul and live purposefully.
Delve into the world of womb healing, a deep process that goes beyond physical health to address historical wounds and ancestral suffering. Explore how trauma can have ripple effects across generations, impacting our relationships and self-image. Discover healing methods, such as delving into ancestral perspectives, epigenetics, and self-examination. By choosing to heal the creative core within your body – the womb – you open doors to enriched relationships, increased wholeness, and personal empowerment.
Womb healing: A gateway to wholeness for all
In womb healing, we don't merely look at the physical aspects of feminine health. Picture embarking on a transformative journey, where trauma is healed and transmuted into a path toward enlightenment. The echo of intergenerational trauma can reverberate through our emotional and psychological experiences. Traces of events such as wars, abuse, poverty, or natural disasters may be etched into our psyche, and their effects can persist across generations. The experiences of our ancestors are imprinted in our DNA.
Here's a breakdown
The Problem Past hurts and trauma can cause disconnection in relationships.
The Power Within We all can heal these wounds.
Healing Techniques: Techniques include understanding your ancestral perspective, epigenetics, and self-awareness.
Benefits of Healing: Healing can lead to deeper relationships, a sense of wholeness, and a stronger community.
Trauma impacts interconnection, which is built on a foundation of trust. This trust must begin with trusting yourself. Let us begin weaving the tapestry of trust together, in community, with reciprocity, and unconditional love.
Reclaiming sacred space
The womb, for all genders regardless of presenting orientation, represents the origin of life, a potent source of creative energy. This womb space holds three of our energy centers (the chakras), these energetic centers assist in the alignment of your physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual wellness. Each serves a purpose, and when we embark upon healing our creator potential, we are empowered to clear energetic blocks within our creative spaces. Here, we house our lower three chakras: the root chakra, the sacral chakra, and the solar plexus chakra. Each chakra is intricately linked to our central nervous system. Understanding how trauma impacts your central nervous system and creates stagnation within your energy centers empowers you to recognize triggers. These triggers can affect your sense of security and hinder your ability to create from a place of power. Let us begin on a journey through fear, and into release.
The root chakra
The beacon of safety, grounding, and unity which guides us on our human journey. Through open conversations, echoes of discomfort from ancestral trauma can affect emotional well-being and relationships. Maintaining openness and balance is key to fostering a stable sense of identity.
Suppression Effects on the Root Chakra: Families may avoid discussing past traumas, leading to mystery and fear around these events, causing anxiety and hyper-vigilance in future generations. These patterns can be passed down through the lineage.
Early Life Trauma and Stress: Research indicates that early trauma and chronic stress can impact our sense of security. Practices like mindfulness and yoga are beneficial in addressing these challenges..
Dutch psychiatrist and author; Bessel van der Kolk wrote the novel: The Body Keeps the Score: Brain, Mind, and Body in the Healing of Trauma. Here we explore the impact of trauma on the body and mind. It highlights the effectiveness of various therapeutic approaches in releasing trauma and promoting healing. The Body Keeps the Score
The sacral chakra
The Sacral Chakra is our vibrant epicenter of creativity, sensuality, and emotional connectivity.
When addressing trauma: Consider it a soul's storage unit, housing personal and ancestral hardships, particularly potent for those who engage in sexual activities. When we intertwine with one another, we may house fears within our central nervous system, causing body pain. Additionally, stored pains may materialize as emotional walls and negative self-images. A blend of release beginning from your Central Nervous System such as meditation, breath work, and movement can assist in liberating these burdens, leading to emotional and physical liberation. Transforming trauma and pain into a life of beauty, connection, and abundance, can be found through:
Tishkowski K and Elder B discuss osteopathic medicine to treat malfunctions in the body's framework (musculoskeletal, nervous, etc.). HVLA is a specific type of OMT that uses a quick, low-force thrust to restore normal joint movement, especially in the neck where pain and stiffness are common.
While HVLA can be very effective, it should only be performed by trained professionals after a thorough evaluation to ensure patient safety. Osteopathic Manipulative Treatment: HVLA Procedure – Cervical Vertebrae: describes a treatment where an osteopathic doctor uses a quick, low-amplitude thrust to a specific joint in the neck to address a musculoskeletal issue.
Here are some additional points to consider
This type of treatment is often used for conditions like neck pain, stiffness, headaches, and dizziness related to joint dysfunction in the cervical spine. HVLA is not appropriate for everyone, and there can be some risks involved. It is important to consult with a qualified osteopathic doctor to determine if this treatment is right for you.
Read additional information: treatment of the cervical vertebrae Osteopathic Manipulative Treatment: HVLA Procedure - Cervical Vertebrae
Somatic therapy and trauma release
Somatic therapy delves into the relationship between trauma and physical sensations within the body.
Esther van der Sande is a yoga therapist who teaches trauma-informed yoga. Trauma-informed yoga considers how trauma affects people and creates a safe space for healing. Trauma-informed yoga is different from trauma-sensitive yoga, which requires additional training to help clients reconnect with their bodies after trauma.
Research indicates that techniques like yoga, breathwork, and movement in conjunction to talk therapy can help release emotional obstacles commonly linked to the sacral chakra.
Delve into how womb healing can be a key element in processing trauma, promoting healing, and fostering generational abundance. Healing past hurts and trauma can lead to deeper and more fulfilling relationships. Unresolved trauma can create a barrier to intimacy healing that coupled with ancestral wisdom, epigenetics, and self-awareness, will bring about more peace in your relational dynamics.
Solar plexus chakra
Our Solar Plexus Chakra serves as the core of our personal strength, self-assurance, and determination. These elements are closely linked to our central nervous system. To establish a peaceful world, it is essential to break free from past traumas that have affected our sense of self-worth. Engaging in womb healing practices helps us re-establish this potent energy, promoting a feeling of completeness and stability.
Goal setting and achievement
Studies explore the link between setting goals and achieving them, which can contribute to feelings of personal power and accomplishment. The importance of goal setting and behavior change in consulting psychology is highlighted by Elliot T. Berkman. This article explores how neuroscience can improve our understanding of goal setting and behavior change. It highlights two key factors: motivation (the desire to achieve) and cognition (the mental processes involved). Relevant neuroscience research on both motivation and cognition can be applied in consulting psychology to help you achieve goals.
Embracing masculine and feminine energies
Womb healing is not exclusive to women. For men, it can represent the creative and nurturing aspects often associated with the feminine. Through womb healing practices, men can connect with these energies, fostering a balance between traditionally masculine and feminine energies within themselves. This can lead to greater self-compassion, emotional intelligence, and healthier relationships.
What if healing past wounds could unlock a future filled with deeper connection, a stronger sense of self, and vibrant creativity? Womb healing offers a transformative path. Are you curious to see where your journey begins?
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Jennifer Arevalo Rodriguez, Bilingual Clinical Therapist— LCSW, MAEd
Jennifer is a Bilingual Clinical Therapist, bicultural Latina with ancestral roots from Guatemala, El Salvador and Egyptian family. As a first generation daughter to immigrant parents she became a social justice advocate.who helps the community overcome trauma through energy work, therapy, and indigenous healing practices, integrating trauma-informed care, Reiki, and ancestral medicine to promote peace and authenticity.
