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Jenna Pacelli

Owner and Founder at Bend Trauma Therapy

Jenna Pacelli is a licensed psychotherapist with a specialization in somatic trauma resolution, Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID), dissociative disorders, and healing from parental narcissistic abuse. She runs a full 1:1 practice and offers an online trauma-healing community and course. Currently pursuing an MSc in Neuropsychology of Mind/Body Interface at King's College London for research purposes. Jenna takes an innovative, holistic approach to therapy and trauma resolution, working with clients worldwide via telehealth. She collaborates with educational consultants and treatment teams as a trauma specialist, providing adjunct trauma treatment and designing comprehensive trauma treatment programs for private clients.

Highlights

Dec 6 · linkedin

Who are you below the labels you have for yourself? Below your mental health struggles? Below your symptoms and strategies? ⁠ ⁠ The illusion is that we are all our labels and roles in THIS life: doctor, lawyer, daughter, trauma survivor, cancer patient, hard worker. ⁠ ⁠ Sure those are behaviors, roles, titles. But you are much more than that, much deeper than that, much bigger than those limiting labels. You are a whole, eternal consciousness and these roles are just ego-driven. They might even be part of your dharma, your path in life. But they are impermanent, changing, and transient. You are not. ⁠ ⁠ So tell me below, who are you below all these surface-level identities?

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Dec 4 · linkedin

"If I see your needs and dismiss mine, I grow codependence. ⁠ If I see my needs and dismiss yours, I grow independence. ⁠ If I see my needs and your needs I grow interdependence, also known as relationship." ⁠ -@james_fish_gill ⁠ ⁠ Too much codependence is enmeshment and will cause suffering. Hyper-independence can do the same, especially because it's usually a strategy we learned in childhood to cope with our environment. ⁠ ⁠ Interdependence is a skill and a practice and a path and requires presence, knowing yourself, sharing yourself, opening your heart and working to resolve the strategies you learned in childhood that keep love and connection with self and others at bay.⁠ ⁠ We talk all about this and more in the Find Your Freedom Method - sign up in https://lnkd.in/gDv7AmkR to be alerted when we have our next webinar. ⁠

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Bend, Oregon, United States