The Numinous Podcast with Carmen Spagnola: Intuition, Spirituality and the Mystery of Life
TNP63: Healing The Abandonment Wound {Special Mini-Series Part 3 of 3}
In this final episode, I talk more about the spiritual void underpinning the abandonment wound.
I also provide a framework and suggested exercises that clinical hypnotherapists and other healing practitioners might use to support clients in their journey from abandonment to healing. This framework is based on Susan Anderson's model of the Five Stages of Abandonment.
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