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Why More Gen Zs Are "Fawning"? Expert Explains This Survival Strategy Born From Trauma
Fawning often develops in childhood as a way to cope with threatening or traumatic situations, particularly in emotionally unstable environments.
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How Weight-Loss Journey Helped Kusha Kapila Overcome Childhood Trauma
Kusha Kapila has a tough relationship with her weight but this time she did it for "herself"
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How Childhood Trauma Impacts Our Brains, Bodies - And Even Our Genes
In 1966, Romanian dictator Nicolae Ceauescu introduced extreme policies to increase the country's birth rate. This led to the widespread abandonment of children, who ended up in orphanages where they received no care, attention or love.
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Do Patti Review: Netflix’s Meatless Thriller About Domestic Violence Falters Despite Brilliant PerformancesÂ
Despite its flaws, the film does a fine job in its representation of patriarchy, violence against women, childhood trauma and its deep-seated impact.
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Oprah Winfrey Says 'Color Purple' Helped Her Deal With Childhood Rape
Oprah Winfrey said "The Color Purple" helped her cope with the trauma of being raped as a young girl, as she introduced a new film based on Alice Walker's acclaimed novel Thursday.
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Actor Tunisha Sharma's Mother Attacked Her With Phone Cord: New Charge
The family of Sheezan Khan, the accused in the Tunisha Sharma death case, on Monday alleged that Tunisha's depression was due to her childhood trauma and accused the deceased's mother for it.
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Here's How Childhood Trauma Affects You In Adulthood
Your child's happiness as an adult can be influenced by his or her experiences in childhood. Read full report here.
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How Childhood Trauma Can Affect Adult Relationships
The process of identity formation is disrupted by childhood trauma as the early trauma shifts the course of brain development.
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Traumatic Childhood Leads To Worse Impulse Control Later In Life, Says Study
The scar of childhood abuse and neglect affects adults' brain, especially in their impulse to control, warns a new study.
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Why More Gen Zs Are "Fawning"? Expert Explains This Survival Strategy Born From Trauma
Fawning often develops in childhood as a way to cope with threatening or traumatic situations, particularly in emotionally unstable environments.
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How Weight-Loss Journey Helped Kusha Kapila Overcome Childhood Trauma
Kusha Kapila has a tough relationship with her weight but this time she did it for "herself"
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How Childhood Trauma Impacts Our Brains, Bodies - And Even Our Genes
In 1966, Romanian dictator Nicolae Ceauescu introduced extreme policies to increase the country's birth rate. This led to the widespread abandonment of children, who ended up in orphanages where they received no care, attention or love.
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Do Patti Review: Netflix’s Meatless Thriller About Domestic Violence Falters Despite Brilliant PerformancesÂ
Despite its flaws, the film does a fine job in its representation of patriarchy, violence against women, childhood trauma and its deep-seated impact.
-
Oprah Winfrey Says 'Color Purple' Helped Her Deal With Childhood Rape
Oprah Winfrey said "The Color Purple" helped her cope with the trauma of being raped as a young girl, as she introduced a new film based on Alice Walker's acclaimed novel Thursday.
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Actor Tunisha Sharma's Mother Attacked Her With Phone Cord: New Charge
The family of Sheezan Khan, the accused in the Tunisha Sharma death case, on Monday alleged that Tunisha's depression was due to her childhood trauma and accused the deceased's mother for it.
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Here's How Childhood Trauma Affects You In Adulthood
Your child's happiness as an adult can be influenced by his or her experiences in childhood. Read full report here.
-
How Childhood Trauma Can Affect Adult Relationships
The process of identity formation is disrupted by childhood trauma as the early trauma shifts the course of brain development.
-
Traumatic Childhood Leads To Worse Impulse Control Later In Life, Says Study
The scar of childhood abuse and neglect affects adults' brain, especially in their impulse to control, warns a new study.
