Relational Trauma: Understanding the Impact of Early Life Relationships
Relational trauma is a type of trauma that occurs within the context of relationships, often in early childhood. It can have long-lasting effects on individuals, shaping the way they view themselves and others, and impacting their ability to form healthy relationships later in life
More on Avoidant Attachment Style
Avoidant attachment is one of the four attachment styles identified by attachment theory, and it is characterized by a desire to maintain independence and distance from others.
A Deeper Look into Anxious Attachment Style
Anxious attachment is a term used to describe a pattern of attachment that develops in childhood and affects an individual's adult relationships...
What is an Attachment Wound?
An attachment wound is a type of emotional injury that occurs when a person experiences a rupture or disruption in their attachment bond with a primary caregiver, such as a parent or caregiver...
How Developmental Trauma Impacts Us In Adulthood
Developmental trauma, also known as complex trauma, can have significant and long-lasting impacts on an individual's mental and physical health in adulthood. Exposure to chronic and severe traumatic experiences during childhood can lead to significant changes in the developing brain...
What is Developmental Trauma? What Are the Effects on Your Brain?
Learn what developmental trauma is and the effect it has on brains.
What is EMDR therapy?
Learn what EMDR Therapy is and how RI uses it in therapy to help people heal from past experiences that are still affecting them in their current life.