Childhood trauma; common emotional symptoms
Childhood trauma; common emotional symptoms
Childhood trauma can occur when a child witnesses or experiences overwhelming negative experiences in childhood. Many childhood experiences can overwhelm a child. Survivors of childhood trauma often show some (though not all) of the following emotional symptoms.
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- Finding yourself in the same types of stressful traumatic or abusive relationships.
- Startling easily.
- Struggling to trust others.
- Making friends easily, but fearing they won’t like you.
- Exerting or avoiding control.
- A dependency on others.
- Fear of trying new things on your own
- Hopelessness and helplessness about your life.
- Trying hard not to cry for fear that you can’t stop.
- Feeling inadequate.
- Not living your dreams for fear of failure.
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