Comments on: What is the Inner Child? http://dysfunky.org/articles/what-is-the-inner-child/ For people from alcoholic or dysfunctional families Wed, 11 Apr 2012 17:15:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: Anna http://dysfunky.org/articles/what-is-the-inner-child/#comment-168 Anna Tue, 24 Jan 2012 13:10:41 +0000 http://dysfunky.org/?p=505#comment-168 This is much needed article on dealing with dysfunctional family.Very helpful.So many of us have this problem. Thank's for the great tips! This is much needed article on dealing with dysfunctional family.Very helpful.So many of us have this problem.
Thank’s for the great tips!

]]> By: Chaz http://dysfunky.org/articles/what-is-the-inner-child/#comment-158 Chaz Sun, 22 Jan 2012 18:07:59 +0000 http://dysfunky.org/?p=505#comment-158 Hi Again... thanks for you post. I was influenced years ago to believe the inner child theories were lame pop-psychology. I was biased against them. The Eagles tune, "Get over It", back in the 90s didnt help with their lyrics, "I'd like to take your inner child and whoop his littl ass. Get over it"! A couple years ago I began reading about this inner child theory. Theory is probably not the right word, 'model' would be better. In any case, with my biases dialed down, I found great meaning in many of the descriptors in this whole model. I do feel it meaningfully describes much of what goes on with us and how we function both healthily and unhealthily. I appreciate your plain language discussion of this model and was in fact able to solidify a few helpful principles in my mind. Look forward to reading more. Ciao. Chaz Hi Again… thanks for you post.

I was influenced years ago to believe the inner child theories were lame pop-psychology. I was biased against them. The Eagles tune, “Get over It”, back in the 90s didnt help with their lyrics, “I’d like to take your inner child and whoop his littl ass. Get over it”!

A couple years ago I began reading about this inner child theory. Theory is probably not the right word, ‘model’ would be better. In any case, with my biases dialed down, I found great meaning in many of the descriptors in this whole model. I do feel it meaningfully describes much of what goes on with us and how we function both healthily and unhealthily.

I appreciate your plain language discussion of this model and was in fact able to solidify a few helpful principles in my mind.

Look forward to reading more.

Ciao.

Chaz

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