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Entrepreneur and Author Billy Carson How to Have a Better Brain
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Entrepreneur and author @billycarsonofficial didn’t grow up having it all. In fact, his upbringing was filled with stress and trauma—which can negatively impact your brain and contribute to depression, resentment, and anxiety. He experienced the type of trauma that can cause changes in the brain that make you more likely to turn to alcohol, drugs, sex, or video games for relief from painful memories. But not Carson. He used the childhood trauma he faced to fuel his ambitions and turn his pain into purpose. But even though he’s reached a high level of success, he wanted to know if he could be performing at an even higher level if he can improve his brain health. That’s why he visited Amen Clinics to get a brain SPECT scan.
When you grow up with childhood trauma or in a stressful environment, it can play a major role in shaping your mental health as an adult. In many cases, adverse childhood experiences have a negative impact on brain function and mental health.
For Carson, the odds seemed to be stacked against him. His dad was an alcoholic and drug addict. In an effort to get away from that negative influence, his mom moved the family to a town in Florida that, unfortunately, turned out to be so crime-ridden the police wouldn’t even go there. “They called it the Bermuda Triangle,” Carson says.
By age 6, Carson was seeing people getting stabbed or being killed in the neighborhood. “It was a normal everyday event,” he says. At night, he would grab a butcher knife, push over the dinette table, put his siblings behind it, then stand guard all night to protect them. The town was so tough the school crossing guards would try to rob the kids on the way to school. The junior high school he attended got closed down because kids were murdering each other.
With that start in life, it wouldn’t be a surprise if Carson had fallen into the same negative behaviors as the other neighbor kids. But something about Carson was different. He told his mother, “I don’t belong here.” And he started looking for a way out.
Want to schedule a visit? Our highly trained specialists can guide you through the process so you and your loved ones can get the help you deserve.
#childhoodtrauma #brainhealth #billycarson #adversechildhoodexperiences #traumahealing
Within the U.S. call 1-888-288-9834
Outside the U.S. call 1-949-266-3700
When you grow up with childhood trauma or in a stressful environment, it can play a major role in shaping your mental health as an adult. In many cases, adverse childhood experiences have a negative impact on brain function and mental health.
For Carson, the odds seemed to be stacked against him. His dad was an alcoholic and drug addict. In an effort to get away from that negative influence, his mom moved the family to a town in Florida that, unfortunately, turned out to be so crime-ridden the police wouldn’t even go there. “They called it the Bermuda Triangle,” Carson says.
By age 6, Carson was seeing people getting stabbed or being killed in the neighborhood. “It was a normal everyday event,” he says. At night, he would grab a butcher knife, push over the dinette table, put his siblings behind it, then stand guard all night to protect them. The town was so tough the school crossing guards would try to rob the kids on the way to school. The junior high school he attended got closed down because kids were murdering each other.
With that start in life, it wouldn’t be a surprise if Carson had fallen into the same negative behaviors as the other neighbor kids. But something about Carson was different. He told his mother, “I don’t belong here.” And he started looking for a way out.
Want to schedule a visit? Our highly trained specialists can guide you through the process so you and your loved ones can get the help you deserve.
#childhoodtrauma #brainhealth #billycarson #adversechildhoodexperiences #traumahealing
Within the U.S. call 1-888-288-9834
Outside the U.S. call 1-949-266-3700
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