@beatanxiety.me: Childhood Trauma: It’s Not Just About What Happened to Us, But What Happened Around Us When we talk about childhood trauma, we often think of the abuse or neglect that happened to us. But let’s get real—trauma isn’t always about what happened directly to us. It’s also about what happened around us. 🌪️ Growing up in a home filled with constant arguments and conflict can be just as damaging. Here’s why: 🔸 Emotional Instability: A home should be a safe haven, not a battlefield. Constant conflict leaves you in a perpetual state of anxiety. 😟 🔸 Modeling Dysfunctional Behavior: Kids absorb what they see. Witnessing shouting and aggression teaches them these behaviors are normal. This can mess up their ability to form healthy relationships later in life. 🔄 🔸 Attachment Issues: A conflict-ridden home disrupts the formation of secure attachments. Trust becomes a foreign concept, making relationships feel like ticking time bombs. 💔 🔸 Self-Esteem and Worth: Constant arguments can make a child feel like they’re the problem, leading to guilt and low self-worth. These feelings stick into adulthood. 🚶‍♂️ Healing from the Unseen Wounds: 1. Awareness: Admit the environment was traumatic. Understand its lasting impact. 🌱 2. Therapy/Coach and Support: Seek professional help to explore these feelings and develop healthier healing mechanisms. 🛋️ 3. Healthy Relationships: Surround yourself with supportive, understanding people. Positive relationships can help rebuild trust and security. 🤝 4. Self-Compassion: Acknowledge your trauma is valid, even if it wasn’t direct abuse. Practice self-compassion to rebuild your self-esteem and sense of worth. ❤️ Childhood trauma isn’t always about what was done to us; it’s also about what happened around us. Recognizing these impacts and taking steps toward healing can help break the cycle of dysfunction and build a more stable, fulfilling life. 💪✨ #ChildhoodTrauma #MentalHealth #HealingJourney #EmotionalHealth #SelfCompassion #HealthyRelationships #BreakTheCycle ----

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panamartie
Panamartie :
After 50+ years, I am finally coming to terms with my childhood traumas. I KNOW that look... My heart breaks for her. 🥺
2024-07-18 01:40:22
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mmarachel
Rachel Lopreste :
I really wonder who a lot of us could have become without the childhood trauma from emotionally stunted adults.
2024-08-07 08:06:44
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dachsmama
dachsmama :
The people complaining that they don’t understand, clearly do not have childhood trauma
2024-07-12 02:58:33
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lisamia596
Lisa Marie :
The people in the comments who don’t understand what’s happening clearly had little to no childhood trauma. The rest of us…😢
2024-07-20 15:08:55
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mollymo217
Molly Apolonio :
From childhood trauma I’ve trained myself to know who’s coming my way just by their footsteps. Of course not out at like stores or restaurants but at work and at home I automatically listen for it
2024-08-09 03:14:59
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lisalynngriffin66
Lisa Griffin :
I don’t get it. What is this.
2024-08-18 01:56:40
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perfectcell_124
Perfect cell :
I don’t understand but to the people who had childhood trauma I’m sorry for you ok
2024-08-17 21:27:48
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medievalprincess7
medievalprincess7 :
What was my whole childhood, wishing to be invisible 😭
2024-08-10 13:47:07
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biker.bitch.81
Biker bitch 81 :
he looks like he's scared to touch it very hesitant 🥺
2024-10-23 21:17:50
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shalaya_the.brat
shalaya_the.brat :
He’s like I am not about to get yelled at poor baby 🥺😭
2024-07-22 01:53:33
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y0uremylullaby
🌻Nicki🌻 :
My childhood trauma has made me pay attention to what people’s footsteps sound like… I know when my mom gets home because of her footsteps…
2024-09-19 19:11:11
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loryn.r
Loryn :
💔😢 the way he went from smiling and automatically doing things to his thinking scared face 💔
2024-07-21 14:24:14
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kellysgirl13
Kelly’sgirl13 :
58 and I totally felt his emotions and feelings. Childhood trauma lasts a lifetime. 😞
2024-10-29 12:34:31
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tall.glass.of.wat0
tall glass of water :
This was really informative, I suffered childhood trauma, constant conflict, because of alcohol abuse, but I've never thought of it this way, what happened around me. This gave me answers!!!!
2024-08-25 00:25:26
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tiffanymarie879
tiffanymarie879 :
He’s so smart and innocent !!That’s so sad
2024-10-11 18:39:15
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shelbyunknown
Shelby Lovelies :
With someone who has c-ptsd, I can tell the difference of steps, the tone, how someone moves things, the looks, I shrink myself so I don’t upset anyone with the fear of doing something wrong
2024-09-11 05:54:06
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