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The American Psychological Association (APA) just issued guidelines for treating trauma. Patients and therapists would be wise to ignore them.
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From one piece BEYOND DRUGS: The Universal Experience of Addiction 2 beliefs · drgabormate.com
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But trauma is not restricted to horrific experiences. It refers to any set of events that, over time, impose more pain on the child than his or her sensitive organism can process and discharge.
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Childhood trauma is the template for every addiction, including the socially rewarded ones.Their words
Childhood trauma is the template for addiction-any addiction. All addictions are attempts to escape the deep pain of the hurt child, attempts temporarily soothing but ultimately futile.
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