• 1033-The Surprising Connection Between Adverse Childhood Experiences and Intergenerational Trauma

  • Dec 24 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 54 mins
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1033-The Surprising Connection Between Adverse Childhood Experiences and Intergenerational Trauma

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  • MERRY CHRISTMAS! 1. Introduction to Intergenerational Trauma Definition of Trauma: Trauma occurs when an individual experiences events that leave them feeling unsafe and powerless. Intergenerational Trauma: Trauma that is passed down through generations, impacting not only the person who experienced it but also their children and grandchildren. 2. Types of Trauma Physical Trauma: Examples include injuries or illnesses that change life circumstances. Emotional Trauma: This can stem from unresolved emotional issues, leading to long-term feelings of helplessness. Environmental Trauma: Major life changes or disasters can cause lasting trauma. Spiritual Trauma: A loss of connection with one's values, beliefs, or higher power. 3. Impact of Trauma on Physical and Emotional Health Grief and Loss: Trauma often results in a loss of security, hopes, or dreams, leading to grief. Cognitive Changes: Trauma can alter how individuals think about themselves and the world, leading to confusion or black-and-white thinking. Interpersonal Effects: Trauma affects relationships, often causing difficulty in trusting others. 4. Intergenerational Transmission of Trauma Attachment Issues: Trauma can disrupt attachment bonds between parents and children, leading to insecure attachment styles. Caregiver Impact: Caregivers who experienced trauma may struggle with consistency and emotional availability, further perpetuating trauma in their children. Behavioral Manifestations: Trauma can lead to patterns of behavior such as codependency, emotional detachment, or hypervigilance, which are passed down through generations. 5. Breaking the Cycle of Trauma Mindfulness and Self-Awareness: Acknowledging and addressing personal trauma is the first step toward healing and breaking the cycle. Developing Secure Attachment: Focus on being consistent, attentive, and responsive to one's own needs and the needs of others. Emotional Intelligence: Teaching emotional awareness and distress tolerance helps prevent trauma from being passed down to future generations. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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