Episode 19: Trauma – The wounded soul. Early childhood trauma

Summary: “What remains unresolved in the mind knows no time.” This episode is the first of a three-part series on the psychoanalysis of trauma. In the first part we will hear about attachment and early childhood trauma and the impact it can have on our psychological development.

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