The Trauma That Hurts People Most (And Never Gets Named) | Patrick Teahan

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moving forward. When we think about childhood, they need such cuddling and connection or something like that, but for a lot of childhood trauma survivors, That got really wrecked. It's a problem. In a way, because what is what they will stay in if they can't Connect with tenderness.

They will be stuck in bitterness. He's a clinical social worker and one of the most trusted childhood trauma educators in the world. Please welcome. Patrick T. A lot of childhood trauma is around abuse of perception. What does that mean? Either like, we're fine, we're a great family, nothing is wrong. Meaning like I'm a bad kid, or that can happen directly, sort of saying to a kid you're a bad kid, or the child could be neglected and come up with that on their own. What's the type of trauma that usually hurts people the most? I would say that

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