Jason R. Ronco, LCPCCounselor, MS, LCPC, NBCC, AMHCA, MEMHCA (he, him)

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Adult lives are limited by our dysfunctional patterns of thinking and behavior. They’re caused by our unhealed childhood hurts. Healing old hurts dissolves many dysfunctional patterns of behavior. Crying is our natural, healing response to any hurt. In many childhoods, our adult care givers were uncomfortable with our crying (healing) and stopped the crying (healing) in any way they could. Or care givers were unsafe, absent, and emotionally neglectful. Key: Crying is not the hurting. The hurt already happened. Key: Crying is actually the healing. My therapy reduces dysfunctional patterned behavior and improves clients’ lives. View 15 Photos Have you noticed that a baby/toddler is fine almost immediately after they've cried? Babies and toddlers innately use the healing mechanism of crying. It’s still available to us. Healing old hurts restores us to our natural state of being: zestful, hopeful, happy, playful, empowered, helpful and serene (and many others). The way we’re all born.

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