07/12/2026
When trauma happens, the nervous system rearranges itself like a city after an earthquake.
“Streets you once traveled with ease are blocked.
Familiar landmarks are altered. You wake up in a landscape that feels both yours and not yours at all.
The work is not to rebuild the city exactly as it was.
Some roads are gone. Some bridges will never stand the same way. The task is to learn how to live in this altered place, to notice what is still standing, and to slowly create pathways into what is new.
Healing is not a return. It is a reorientation.” - Gina Moffe