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Children Absorb What We Don’t Process
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A child’s biggest struggle might not start with the child at all. When stress, fear, grief, or anger can’t be carried by the adults in a home, it doesn’t disappear. It often shows up in the child’s body and behavior, quietly and persistently, as if they’re holding something that was never meant to be theirs. We talk through how that happens, why it’s so common, and why it’s not a story about blame.
We explore internalization and attachment in plain terms: children are exquisitely attuned to caregivers, not only to words but to what’s felt. Using real clinical examples, we…
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