Childhood Trauma: 8 Ways Inter-Generational Trauma Impacts YOU -Psychotherapy Crash Course

Hi friends!
Here's an early post for you as you slow down your evening to prepare for Monday.

We're going to be talking about intergenerational trauma this week and in this video I'm going to talk about 8 ways you are impacted. I don't think we're aware of how much trauma impacts us until we begin to feel the residual effects.

Childhood trauma often stems from older generations and impacts families for years.

I welcome your comments and questions!

Helpful resources:
1. Adult children of emotionally immature parents (book by Lindsay Gibson)

3. Dr. Simon on predatory aggression:

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I'm Támara, a licensed and nationally certified mental health therapist, with over 11 years experience. I specialize in helping children, teens, and families with mental illness. I also treat psychological trauma in children, teens, and adults.

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[selflove]

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[TherapistTamaraHill]

Inter-Generational Trauma can impact you for years. All this week I will be focusing on this topic in-depth.

Please like, share, and comment if helpful to you. 😊

[tylishajames]

Wow! I’m finally sitting with unhealed parts of myself. It’s been the most fulfilling and devastating time of my life. But I’m glad I’m getting the help that I longed for as a child. This video confirmed it for me❤️ Thank you

[ShortDarknLovely]

my mom got away from her family and later joined the Air Force. i think that's how we broke that spell. my grandmother left her memoirs to us and i got to see that trauma that she and my auntie went through. it was then i got to understand my mother even more.

[Pecan]

Tamara, thanks for this post. It is very good.

[Eclectic-Harlowe]

Super new. I'm glad I found your channel

[frankieroberson]

Mrs. Hill what books would you recommend on dealing with this subject matter, this is very interesting; I felt this way but didn't know it had a name very much interested in learning more; thanks in advance will be looking forward to Hump Day! :)

[Meleesha]

Can a person have PTSD due to continuous trauma from a parent?