
Trauma Rewired
Fawn & Sexual Fawn
Sep 18, 2023
Luis Mojica discusses the dangerous fawn and sexual fawn trauma responses, such as over coupling and body boundary violations. He explains the difference between threat and trigger, the impact of developmental sexual trauma, and how to recognize fawning patterns. The conversation also touches on shame as a protective mechanism and reframing it, differentiation between sexual fawning and arousal, and the hybrid response of fawning and freeze. Tune in to learn about healing from fawn response and starting to heal!
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Quick takeaways
- Fawn response is deeply ingrained in trauma survivors, impacting boundaries and survival strategies.
- Recognizing and respecting personal boundaries is crucial, especially in sexual interactions to prevent further trauma.
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Understanding Trauma Responses and Sexual Fawning
Trauma specialist Luis Mohika discusses the impact of trauma responses like fawning and sexual fawning on the nervous system. Fawning, ingrained in early behavior, reflects our connection to others and our survival strategies. Sexual fawning, often from safe relationships, involves engaging in sexual acts to please others. Continuously practicing fawning can lead to violating personal boundaries, amplifying past trauma.
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