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The Psychology of Safety
This episode explores psychological safety as more than the absence of physical danger. True safety is the feeling that a person can speak honestly, make mistakes, express emotions, set boundaries, and remain connected without expecting humiliation, punishment, or abandonment.
The episode explains that people can be objectively safe while still feeling threatened because the nervous system responds not only to the present, but also to past experiences. If calm once disappeared without warning, peace may feel suspicious. If love was inconsistent, closeness may feel unstable. As a result, the…
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