Abandonment wound shadow work

These prompts can help you delve into the roots of your feelings of abandonment, understand their impact on your life, and find ways to heal and build more secure and fulfilling relationships.

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INNER CHILD WOUNDS Abandonment Wound - Feels "left out" - Fears being left - Hates being alone - Co-dependent - Threatens to leave

Engaging with shadow work can help uncover the root of these fears and lead to personal growth and healing. Approach these questions with kindness and patience towards yourself, and remember that shadow work is a process. It might be helpful to journal your responses, revisit them periodically, and seek the support of a therapist or a support group if you're dealing with particularly challenging fears.