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Jennifer Nurick

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Jennifer Nurick, Psychotherapy Central, Sydney Australia

Hi! I’m Jen. I’m so glad you’re here.

I’m a licensed clinical psychotherapist, couple counsellor and energetic healer who uses an integrated, and personalised process for helping individuals and couples heal from attachment adaptations and childhood trauma to foster more secure attachment internally and with those you love. I’m the author of Heal Your Anxious Attachment and the host of the Psychotherapy Central Podcast, where we explore love, attachment and healing trauma.

List of signs of hypoarousal including exhaustion, numbness, disconnection, and freeze as part of the body's shutdown defence response.

Signs of Hypoarousal: Understanding Your Body’s Shutdown Response

Jennifer April 27, 2026

Hypoarousal Hypoarousal is another defence mechanism. It can feel like exhaustion, numbness, disconnection from everything and everyone, or like you’re moving through a dream. You may want to sleep a lot, eat very little, and feel shut down or dissociated. …

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How to Calm Your Body When You’re in Hyperarousal (Fight or Flight)

Jennifer April 26, 2026

Hyperarousal is when your body goes into fight or flight. It often shows up as anxiety, panic, restlessness, feeling out of control, or wanting to run away. In this state, it’s very hard to relax, sleep, or even digest food. …

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Infographic listing the signs of hyperarousal including anxiety, panic, anger, and hypervigilance, explaining the window of tolerance concept.

Signs of Hyperarousal and Understanding Your Window of Tolerance

Jennifer April 26, 2026

Signs of Hyperarousal Most of the time, we live within what’s called our Window of Tolerance — a safe range of arousal where we feel grounded, present, and able to self-regulate. In this state, the reasoning part of our brain …

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The Window of Tolerance: Understanding Your Nervous System’s Comfort Zone

Jennifer April 25, 2026

We don’t live within our Window of Tolerance all the time. When we’re inside the window, we feel grounded, present, and able to respond flexibly to what life throws at us. But when stress builds, we can tip into hyperarousal …

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You Can’t Go Back After Two Weeks and Expect Them to Have Changed

Jennifer April 25, 2026

Real change takes time, consistency, and a willingness to do the deep work. If the same patterns keep repeating, it’s a sign they may not be ready — or willing — to shift. Your job isn’t to wait and hope. …

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Are You Betraying Yourself in Small Ways Every Day?

Are You Betraying Yourself in Small Ways Every Day?

Jennifer April 24, 2026

Little self-betrayals add up. Saying yes when you mean no. Pushing down your real needs. Forgetting to check in with yourself. We often think self-betrayal is only about the big moments. But it’s in the small choices where the patterns …

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Illustration representing feeling stuck, with three reflective questions to help you move through resistance and find clarity.

Feeling Stuck? Three Questions to Ask Yourself When You Can’t Let Go

Jennifer April 24, 2026

You know that feeling when you desperately want to give something up, but you just can’t? We often feel stuck when different parts of us want different things. One part might want to give something up, while another part clings …

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A reflection on why repeatedly asking 'Do you love me?' often stems from childhood attachment wounds and inner child patterns.

“Do You Love Me?” — When an Old Part of You Is Speaking

Jennifer April 23, 2026

When you find yourself asking your partner again and again, “Do you love me?”, it’s not about being clingy or dramatic. Often, it’s an old part of you speaking. A younger part that once lived in uncertainty. A child who …

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How to Reconnect With Your Needs

How to Reconnect With Your Needs

Jennifer April 23, 2026

When your needs have been ignored or dismissed, it can feel almost impossible to trust them. But you can gently rebuild that connection. 1. Pause and Notice When you feel discomfort, pause and ask: “What am I needing right now?” …

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A reflection on self-betrayal and how childhood neglect leads to disconnecting from your own needs in adulthood.

Self-Betrayal: Why You Learned to Disconnect from Your Needs

Jennifer April 22, 2026

When you have grown up in an environment where your needs were not met or ignored, you learned to disconnect from them. As an adult, this has created one of two situations: When your needs as a child were not …

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