The Main Source Of Mental Health Problems
The main source of mental health problems stems from trauma from infancy to adulthood. All mental, emotional, and physical negative symptoms, behavior, and diagnosis are…
How Does Childhood Trauma Affect You?
All mental, emotional, and physical negative symptoms, behavior, and diagnosis are more accurately profound and necessary choices to survive childhood trauma experiences that are being…
Is It Possible To Have DID and Sociopathy?
While rare that one or more of the dissociated identities could exhibit sociopathic (ASPD) behavior it isn’t out of the realm of possibility. Disassociated Idenriry…
Is Sparing The Rod Spoiling The Child?
Chastening—a.k.a.—hitting/switching/whipping/corporal punishment, can weaken the survivor’s immune system according to Dr. Frank Putnam of the National Institute of Mental Health and Dr. Martin Teicher of Harvard Medical School. Putnam conducted studies of 170 girls, 6-15 years old—half had been subjected to ‘corporal punishment,’ half had not—for seven years.
Conversations with Children About Self-Protection Imperative
We now know that teenagers often do not make the most responsible, reasoned decisions because this part of their brain is still developing. (Front line PBS) The basic part of the brain that gives teenagers strategies and perhaps warns them of potential consequences isn’t fully on board yet. This research reaffirms the importance of telling our children, in simple language, what is and is not acceptable behavior between siblings.