The Healing Fawn

The Healing Fawn Spreading awareness on healing through unresolved childhood trauma through therapeutic coaching, apparel and digital products.

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05/11/2026

Love you all so much. Keep honoring your body and the messages it gives you, it is your compass.

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01/14/2026

Thank you for being in my little comer of the internet. Your safe here. đź“· cred

12/31/2025

This year held it all — the highs, the lows, the quiet lulls and the amazing memories I’ll carry with me forever. I’m so grateful for the gift of experiencing this life with my family, lifelong friends, the beautiful new connections that found their way into my world in 2025, and the incredible clients I’ve had the honor of supporting. You’ve each touched my life just as much as I’ve supported you on your journey. Every good and not so good moment continues to shape me. Here’s to all of us growing, healing, and staying boldly open and optimistic to what’s next in 2026.

12/18/2025

Society pressures are real but your body is your unique compass for your individual life path. It’s holds your yes and your no. It holds ALL the wisdom you seek, you just have to quiet the thoughts of your thinking mind enough it hear it speak. If you’re searching for direction and have a hard time connecting to your body, let’s chat. Link in bio.

If being bored, still, or “doing nothing” feels uncomfortable, your nervous system makes sense.I’m living this in real t...
12/17/2025

If being bored, still, or “doing nothing” feels uncomfortable, your nervous system makes sense.
I’m living this in real time — having more open space in the near future has required me to remind my own nervous system that safety doesn’t come from constant doing.
Many of us spent years in urgency, responsibility, anxiety, or perfectionism. In those environments, full schedules, productivity, and hypervigilance were how the body stayed safe. Stillness wasn’t rest — it was unfamiliar.
So when life slows down, the nervous system often interprets that as unsafe. Not because anything is wrong with you, but because your body is doing what it learned to do.
Healing isn’t about forcing calm or positive thinking.
It’s about meeting your body where it is and gently teaching the body that now is different.
A simple way to begin:
Once a day — morning or evening —
set a timer for one minute.
No phone. No music. No distractions.
Just sit and notice your breath, your body, or the space around you.
That’s it.
One minute of stillness, practiced consistently, helps your nervous system learn that slowing down can be safe.
Come back to this when being still feels hard..
Your body learns through repetition, not pressure.

12/11/2025

December - De/center.
The word Decemeber itself holds a significant reminder. December—the month that asks us to slow down, and turn inward. De/center—the act of stepping back from what has taken up too much space. For me, external circumstances pushed me into a season of decentering and I’m now starting to see the purpose in it.
All year, our energy is poured into doing, achieving, showing up, holding it all together. But healing isn’t always about adding more—more processing, more goals, more work. Sometimes it’s about subtracting. Taking something away or leaving something behind that is not serving us to make room for something new and nourishing. This is also a huge part of our healing.
What if this month became an invitation to release something that is draining you rather than supporting you? December can be a season of clearing. A time to de/center from the rush, the expectations, the endless to do list —and return to a pace that feels simple, steady and grounded.

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