Overcoming Trauma/Fear on the Road

Cooper |
August 31, 2024 |
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Building skills in driving takes time and patience. 🚗 It’s a slow journey but one that can be steady and rewarding. Often, fear can halt progress—not because the process is flawed, but because fear is stronger than the desire to learn a new way of seeing driving. This fear often has deep roots, with years of habit behind it. 🌱

Small, positive steps can gradually change these habits, but it takes time. Clients may take long breaks, even a year or more, or decide not to continue. There are many logistical challenges along the way, renewing your license, meeting your trainer, paying money, and decompressing. This process isn’t a guarantee. However, it offers a calm and gentle path to developing a new way of driving. 🌟

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“The key lies in taking small, positive steps where you stay in control. Starting from a place of calm and a grounded focus is crucial. Together, we’ll uncover your unique calm space—this is the only benchmark that truly matters as you learn to drive. Join me, and let’s walk the path that many have successfully travelled before you.”

— Cooper

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