The Corpus Callosum (Trauma and the Body) - Part 1

In this video I introduce the Corpus Callosum and how trauma can impact that brain structure. Understanding this is critical for understanding how individuals hear and process information, which has implications for a number of things including following instructions and behavioral action. This is especially important for parents, educators, and those in people helping professions to understand and incorporate into their lives and communication patterns.

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*Disclaimer: This video provides general information and is not meant to be specific advice to any individual situation. This should not be taken as specific medical, psychological, or mental health advice, nor should this be construed as the initiation of a therapeutic client relationship.This video is not a substitute for mental health services or counseling.

[cbaris]

Maybe some parts of the brain does not develope because it is related to less energy uptake to those areas, maybe the area stored by traumatic memories will steal the energy of those cells due to high usage, and other areas will show atrophy, i dunno. Great video.