Tiny Traumas: When you dont know whats wrong, but nothing feels quite right

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When little things have big impacts. This book is for anyone who feels that theyre sleepwalking through life, looking for answers to challenging emotions and the practical tools to begin living the life they want.
How are you really feeling A bit blah, meh or simply I dont actually know. If this is your honest, knot-in-the-throat response, take a moment breathe and let me reassure you that its not you, its whats happened to you over the years. You cant quite put your finger on it, but somehow you just dont feel like youre thriving or truly participating in your own life.

This is the result of a build-up of lifes scrapes, papercuts and bruises that have left you feeling simply not ok. Emotional illiteracy, microaggressions, challenging familial relationships, toxic positivity and gaslighting are some examples of what I call Tiny T trauma the impact of which often leads to problems such as high-functioning anxiety, languishing, perfectionism, comfort eating and sleep disturbance, to name but a few.

We have been fooled into believing that Tiny T trauma doesnt matter. There always seem to be huge, intractable problems in the world, so we tend to overlook those small, everyday injuries that drill down to your core. This leaves us with an undercurrent of constant melancholy and niggling pinpricks of anxiety, all wrapped up in the film of other peoples Insta-perfect lives.

But life doesnt have to be experienced in this suffocating way; we owe it to ourselves to develop Awareness, Acceptance, and take Action on our Tiny T trauma, no matter how small, and to start living every day as we deserve.

Reviews

"This book will come as a real relief to many people. If you have been [] struggling mentally and emotionally, this book is for you." Dr Helen McCarthy, Psychologist & Author

Tiny Traumas holds the answers to the questions so many of us have locked away about why we feel the way we do." Sharon Lawton, Personal Development Coach

This is a truly transformative book. Tiny Traumas helps us navigate current difficulties by returning us to the 'tiny' traumas that have created emotional scar tissue. Gemma Malley, Author

This is THE must-read book on mental health that we all need to read. Barbara and Allan Pease, Authors

"We don't all need coaching or counselling, but we may all benefit from this book!" Dr Audrey Tang, Psychologist & Author

This book is full of guidance and techniques [] encouraging the reader to develop their own self-insights and take up opportunities for reflection and discovery. Dr Siobhain ORiordan, Psychologist

This book [] helps us to understand some of the smallest moments which may have had the biggest impacts on our lives. Dr Meg connects the dots to make sense of our experiences and what lies behind them. Cath Bishop

Authentic, meaningful and truthful. There isnt anyone who wont benefit from reading this ground-breaking book. Sam Rice, Writer

"An insightful and timely guide to 21st century life. Not only will this book serve those of us dealing with hidden traumas, but itll help those wanting to learn more about the human condition, grow up and reach our potential. Dan Roberts, Coach

Dr Meg talks us through how the things that we feel we should shrug off, can in fact grow to be a burden. She helps us acknowledge this, manage it and make it better. Faye Barker

If you are looking to improve your mental health you must read this book. Identifying my tiny ts was a revelation and the issue of sleep revenge procrastination resonated very clearly with me. A really great book. Rob Hobson, Author

Author Bio

Dr Meg Arroll (PhD, CPsychol, CSci, AFBPsS, FHEA, MISCPAccred) is a chartered psychologist, scientist and author specialising in health and wellbeing. Dr Meg's solution-focused approach gives practical tips and strategies for life's tricky problems, that are both complex and everyday. Dr Meg is a regular contributor to national newspapers and magazines such as The Daily Mail, Metro, Psychologies and Women's Own, Top Sante and Stylist, and features regularly on radio programmes and podcasts.