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This is a great article to understand how impaired attachment and bonding causes trauma imprints ( to the nervous system), that show up later in life as either physical or psychological symptoms Understanding Attachment | Attachment and Trauma Network UNDERSTANDING ATTACHMENT Attachment can be defined as a reciprocal relationship. In parenting (or child development) it generally refers to the relationship that develops first between the infant/child and his primary caregiver (often Mother). The quality of this attachment impacts the child’s physi... attachmenttraumanetwork.orgNext one-day workshop for personal work- Who Am I Really? 16th September https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/who-am-i-really-tickets-32238526300 Next one-day workshop for personal work- Who Am I Really? 16th September https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/who-am-i-really-tickets-32238526300 September 16, 2017 - September 16, 2017 Trauma modifies our nervous system and our Identity. Early trauma (of the nervous system) from in Utero onwards shapes our I-dentity because our nervous system has needed to modify to survive! Identity oriented Psychotrauma Therapy (IoPT) illuminates from our implicit (subconscious) memory our survival parts and traumatised parts. Six Ways Developmental Trauma Shapes Adult Identity Dissociation from oneself has long-term implications for who we become. psychologytoday.com |
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