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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Luis Mojica, a trauma response expert and author, discusses fawning as a frequently overlooked trauma response. The podcast explores the origins and effects of fawning, its connection to sexual trauma, and the importance of setting boundaries. It highlights the difference between manners and fawning, emphasizing personal growth. The significance of containment and movement in trauma response, overcoming fawning, and connecting with one's body are also discussed.