• Episode 4: Impact of Divorce on Children | Adult Children of Divorce | Childhood neglect, Complex Trauma, Abandonment Anxiety and Inner-Child Healing

  • Sep 12 2024
  • Length: 52 mins
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Episode 4: Impact of Divorce on Children | Adult Children of Divorce | Childhood neglect, Complex Trauma, Abandonment Anxiety and Inner-Child Healing

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  • Al and Adam argue why children of divorced parent may need to grow up a bit faster and how that makes them more resilient but at a disadvantage to their peers.

    Topic of Discussion: # The Trauma of Abandonment.

    Quote: “They cry in the dark, so you can't see their tears, They hide in the light, so you can't see their fears; Forgive and forget, all the while, Love and pain become one and the same in the eyes of a wounded child” - Hell is for Children, Pat Benatar, 1980

    Stats: https://www.verywellfamily.com/children-of-divorce-in-america-statistics-1270390 https://slate.com/technology/2022/07/divorce-bad-for-kids-history.html

    Government of Canada Stats: Children of Divorce - justice.gv.ca

    #fear of abandonment #abandonment #divorce effects on children #inner child healing, #wounded inner child #healing the wounded inner child #parenting #cptsd #breaking the cycle of family dysfunction #complex trauma, #codependency #relationships #childhood trauma # childhood emotional neglect #self-development podcast
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