11 Oddly Specific Childhood Trauma Issues



In this video we cover: therapy, healing, imposter syndrome, mindfulness, procrastination, magical thinking, anger, grief, triggers, childhood trauma, inner child, inner child work, c-ptsd, ptsd, toxic parents, narcissistic abuse, depression, anxiety, dissociation, abusive parents, emotional abuse, childhood ptsd, repressed memories, hypervigilance, narcissistic parents, emotionally abusive parents, narcissistic father, childhood emotional neglect, abuse, shadow work, narcissistic mother, NPD, BPD

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23 thoughts on “11 Oddly Specific Childhood Trauma Issues”

  1. I loved my brother. Our relationship soured over a couple of years though and I dont cry much, but I really did when I realized I had to come to terms with the fact that me and him will never have the same relationship that we did as kids😔✊

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  2. CPS removed me from my home when I was 15 because he broke my nose and badly bruised my face and body. It had been going on since I was born. I have a titanium rod in my leg from jumping off a third story building when I was 41. Healing takes a long time.

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  3. Just wanted to say to everybody in here, I suffered childhood trauma and I'm 4 years into serious positive recovery. I'm not anxious around people anymore, I lead a local group and I am enjoying my life more than I ever felt I could before I got out of a very toxic career and a very self destructive mindset. I want to tell everyone here suffering that you can make it, you will heal, it may take months, years, maybe longer, but keep working on yourself. Keep moving forward, no matter how small the steps may seem, over a period of time you will heal and I know you will succeed for you and those you love. Love you all and God bless.

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  4. My grandfather died two months ago. He raised me because my mother was neglectful, and I've probably seen my dad 20 times my entire life(I'm almost 30y/o). I haven't cried over it yet, or even felt much sadness. I thought I was emotionally dead inside, but you made me realize it's a trauma response

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  5. When I was about 1 1/2yrs old my grandfather started physically abusing me… i don't remember alot of it and as i grew up i turned into a different person when anything like that started happening… to put it together i have suffered with this all my life… i am now 72yrs old and just now remembering and are trying to work things out….❤❤

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  6. Of all the items you listed number eleven was very insightful and helpful to me. One reason is that I always delayed taking care of myself unless I finished work or chores at home. It was the only way to keep the wolves at bay. This is a terrible coping mechanism that creates more issues such as anxiety and threw everything out of balance. Thank you for point number eleven.

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  7. That last bit of number 1 was helpful. I do need to ask myself how I’m feeling more often, it’s too easy to completely block out feelings for days at a time when you’ve got layers of compartmentalisation going on.

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  8. #5 – Still something that is how I operate in my life today. If they know each other they won't need me, or if I lose one, I could lose both, or they will team up against me. Or they will find out I'm not one or the other version or either which will result in losing both.

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