Episode 69: Relational Trauma: Trust, Betrayal, and the Healing Process




Episode Description:

This episode originally aired on YouTube. 

For too many children, the people they should be able to trust the most turn out to be the people who hurt them the most.

This is relational trauma. Experiencing trauma is not just about what happens to you, but so much of the impact comes from who the perpetrator is to you and how that betrayal of trust can affect you for years to come.

In this episode, I'll share insights on how interpersonal trauma, especially when it comes from someone we trust, creates deep layers of hurt and healing. We'll talk about the importance of recognizing these layers, validating our experiences, and understanding the journey toward healing.

Whether you've experienced trauma yourself or you're here to support someone who has, my hope is to help you see that you're not alone and that healing is possible.

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Episode Notes:

- Trauma can vary in type, with interpersonal and childhood trauma having significant and layered impacts, especially when involving relationships.

- Relational trauma occurs when the trauma is inflicted by someone the victim has a relationship with, leading to deep layers of trust and betrayal issues that profoundly affect healing.

- Those who experience childhood trauma often face attachment issues. Healing from such trauma involves recognizing the betrayal and developing trust through positive relational experiences.

- Acknowledging and validating the trauma and its impacts are crucial steps in the healing process. This helps reduce shame and fosters self-compassion and understanding.

- Healing from relational trauma is a long process that requires consistent positive experiences and support. Recognizing that one is not alone in this journey is essential for recovery.

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