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unmet needs don't just disappear. They show up in your behavior, often in ways that feel confusing or out of character. When safety needs aren't met, you might experience chronic anxiety, hypervigilance, or difficulty trusting others, even in situations that are objectively safe. When love and belonging needs go unmet, you might find yourself being excessively clingy in relationships, or alternatively, pushing people away before they can reject you .

Neurodivergent describes an individual whose brain and nervous system develop or operate in ways that differ from what a given culture considers “typical.” Neurotypical describes someone whose development and processing fit more closely with those social expectations.

What does it mean to lead from your 'Self'? Discover the concept of Self-Energy—a calm, curious, and compassionate state of being. Learn how this trauma-informed IFS approach helps neurodivergent adults navigate internal 'parts' and find a sense of grounded safety