Moment 116 - The ONE Type Of Trauma You Cannot Heal From: Professor Steven Peters

Uh Um It depends on if again, I'm being black and white. If someone has a really bad trauma at childhood, it can have repercussions throughout life. Because now The circuits in your brain are developing. So if you have a really traumatic event and and it's not necessarily how what we would define as traumatic, it's what the child defines.

So I'm being a bit facetious here. For example, if it's got its favorite suites and somebody steals them. That could be a traumatic childhood event. At that moment in time the impact was so significant that it has repercussions. It's damaging the circuits. It might, for example, perceive that as nothing in life Is safe. Anything I have can be removed. However, most children get over it in seconds.

You know, but it depends on the child and what stage they're at and what the circumstances are at that point. Somebody else might have child abuse, for example. Which is much more likely to have repercussions throughout life. So but we still get children who get child abuse and have no repercussions. So it isn't a a definite black and white, it's probabilities. Is it the the way that I've come to understand it is almost like we're wearing Which is

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