Dr Sandra Paulsen is known for her work with EMDR on early trauma, trauma in the first few years of life. This sort of trauma is naturally not going to be stored in a person’s brain as a narrative memory with a picture associated with it because the brain has not developed the capacity for that type … [Read more...]
Quote by Debra Wesselman
People who were abused or grew up in toxic environments have legitimate rage. Sometimes, as children this rage came out onto others and there is guilt and shame for that. But it is important to remember that as children living in those environments, they were not given the tools to know how to … [Read more...]
Attachment Trauma
Attachment is the very important bond between an infant and their primary caregiver(s). Anything that significantly and/or chronically disrupts or harms this relationship is considered an attachment trauma. Sometimes this is due to circumstances outside the parent’s control, such as separation … [Read more...]
Dissociation and Attachment
Any statement such as this when we are talking about such complex issues as dissociation and attachment is necessarily simplistic, and it is also largely true. According to our current understanding, the capacity to use dissociation is learned in very early childhood if children are being … [Read more...]
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