How Childhood Trauma Shows up as an Adult
May 31, 2026•Channel
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Published1 week ago
Duration0:49
Video IDlfhHqxyALMk
Languageen
CategoryEducation
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Made for KidsNo
Video TypeRegular Video
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Views10.6K
Likes345
Comments4
Engagement Rate3.30%
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Comments per 1K views0.38
Description
Childhood trauma doesn’t just stay in childhood… it adapts.
It shows up in the way you overthink or feel responsible for other's emotions...
Your nervous system got really good at protecting you
In things like CPTSD or even parts work like Internal Family Systems, we start to see this clearly:
The reactions you judge the most…
are often the ones that helped you the most at one point of your life.
Thanks to Sacha Mardou for this interview! Watch the whole thing on my Deep Dive Channel : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NjRA-7JCKQI
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