Bonus: Eric talk with Dr. Jon Mills about the effects of trauma on current behavioral patterns
In the first of a new series, Eric talks with good friend and Ph.D. Jon Mills. Today we talk about a seminal paper in our understanding of how adverse childhood experiences can influence our lives decades later. We first explored this work in the conversation with Gabor Mate. More about the study can be found here.See…
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