Tiger parenting is rooted in trauma. Let's explore how high-pressure parenting reflects love, fear, and survival instincts—and the key to balancing protection with connection.

In “Waking the Tiger,” published in 1997, Dr. Levine introduces somatic experiencing, a therapeutic approach that is aimed at helping the body to release trauma by addressing patterns of fight ...

Over time, I felt a sense of purpose or loyalty to this cause, regardless of the trauma I endured. I often experienced intense emotional struggles as I processed what I did or was forced to do, how I ...

Her work has been featured on/in Biography.com, Ranker, Tiger Beat, and Daily Mail ... I think you are so desensitized from trauma that you literally are frozen in fight or flight." ...

As someone who works with parents navigating their own post-traumatic experiences, I’d argue that tiger parenting is, at its core, a trauma response. It’s not just about wanting your kids to ...