Ep63 | Trauma and the secret lessons of shame
Trauma is ANY experience that leaves a physical or emotional wound. Which means, we ALL have trauma. Trauma is a learning process in the brain…it changes how we interact with the world. Painful events cause us to conclude that we are unlovable, worthless or insignificant. And so we feel rejected, unworthy, stupid and…
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