Psoriasis and eczema
They are disorders that affect the outer layer of the skin, characterized by itching, redness, and cracking of the skin. They are considered different in traditional medicine, while they are two sides of the same coin in clinical medicine.
Psoriasis and Eczema
Each is an emotional state within the same condition — two sides of the same coin.
Psoriasis and eczema do not merely reflect a superficial physical imbalance, but a deep internal emotional disturbance that manifests through the skin as a window into both the body and the psyche.
Psoriasis and Eczema Pain, Separation, and Disconnection
Do you suffer from psoriasis or eczema and wish to heal from the root?
Have you tried all the traditional methods with no lasting results?
Have your symptoms disappeared only to return again despite treatment?
Feelings of rejection, hypersensitivity, and inner tension are major causes of inflammation, itching, redness, and skin cracking — it’s an exhausting journey emotionally and physically.
This path requires time because the emotions run deep, and improvement comes gradually, rather than just temporarily soothing the skin.
We train you to be mindful in order to restore a safe relationship with your body, so you can walk your healing journey with trust and ease.
Psoriasis and Eczema Connected to the Sense of Touch and Emotional Relationships
Psoriasis (Sensory):
I don’t know how to live out my emotions with those I love, even though they are close and in contact with me.
There is insistence on receiving affection from others in a specific way, forcing the other to express their love in a set manner.
A wall of skin layers is built on the body so that others cannot
Eczema (Intuitive):
Highly emotional individuals who, due to repeated emotional wounds, wear a cold and wooden mask the skin becomes
They wish to let loved ones closer into their body, but they can’t stop themselves from emotionally expressing what’s inside.
Paying attention to creating peace, calm, comfort, and emotional closeness
This is a soothing journey for both the soul and the body.
Psoriasis and Eczema
Separation:
- I don’t want others to feel me because I miss them.
- A person with psoriasis or eczema often feels a lack of affection and may be reluctant to give affection in return.
- Losing hope that others will understand and accept them:
- Why doesn’t the other person understand me or reciprocate my feelings?
- It feels like those around you don’t get you, as if you’re a stranger among them, despite being physically present.
- Exerting great effort in dealing with others and craving their love:
- A deep need for love, yet you struggle to give love and warmth.
- You constantly demand kindness, love, and closeness, always waiting for affection from others.
- A space where others on the same psoriasis and eczema journey understand you and inspire you!