Fear Memory, The Brain, And The Roots of PTSD

Fear Memory, The Brain, And The Roots of PTSD

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The mother wound is not just about your mother. It is about the first nervous system that shaped yours—the earliest relational field that told you whether you were safe, wanted, and free to take up space. And it lives in the body long before it lives in the story. In this episode ...  Show more

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