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Healing What Hurts: The Journey From Child Trauma to Adult Freedom

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“SPEAK YO FACTS “

Everyone carries something from their past. For many, the shadows of childhood trauma silently shape adult life, influencing relationships, self-worth, and even physical health in ways we often don't recognize. This deeply personal exploration of trauma's lasting impact offers both understanding and hope for those navigating its effects.
DJ Cornbread guides us through what childhood trauma really means – not just the events themselves, but how we process and internalize them. When we lack the emotional tools as children to handle complex situations, our brains and bodies store these unresolved experiences, creating patterns that follow us into adulthood. From attachment issues that make trusting others difficult to self-esteem struggles that manifest as imposter syndrome, these childhood wounds reveal themselves in countless aspects of adult life.
The conversation doesn't stop at identifying problems – it illuminates pathways toward healing. Through real-life examples and scientific insights, we learn how trauma physically affects brain development and keeps our nervous systems in perpetual fight-or-flight mode. More importantly, we discover that recovery is absolutely possible through trauma-informed therapy, mindfulness practices, and self-compassion. As DJ Cornbread reminds us, childhood trauma may shape our responses and behaviors, but with the right support, it doesn't have to define our future. For anyone who has felt the weight of past wounds or witnessed them in loved ones, this episode offers both validation and a roadmap for moving forward. Listen now and take your first step toward understanding and healing.

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Chapters

1. Introduction to Childhood Trauma (00:00:00)

2. How Trauma Manifests in Adults (00:01:26)

3. Real-Life Examples of Trauma's Impact (00:04:05)

4. The Science Behind Trauma (00:09:22)

5. Healing Pathways and Looking Forward (00:11:57)

6. Episode Wrap and Next Guest Preview (00:13:38)

27 episodes

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“SPEAK YO FACTS “

Everyone carries something from their past. For many, the shadows of childhood trauma silently shape adult life, influencing relationships, self-worth, and even physical health in ways we often don't recognize. This deeply personal exploration of trauma's lasting impact offers both understanding and hope for those navigating its effects.
DJ Cornbread guides us through what childhood trauma really means – not just the events themselves, but how we process and internalize them. When we lack the emotional tools as children to handle complex situations, our brains and bodies store these unresolved experiences, creating patterns that follow us into adulthood. From attachment issues that make trusting others difficult to self-esteem struggles that manifest as imposter syndrome, these childhood wounds reveal themselves in countless aspects of adult life.
The conversation doesn't stop at identifying problems – it illuminates pathways toward healing. Through real-life examples and scientific insights, we learn how trauma physically affects brain development and keeps our nervous systems in perpetual fight-or-flight mode. More importantly, we discover that recovery is absolutely possible through trauma-informed therapy, mindfulness practices, and self-compassion. As DJ Cornbread reminds us, childhood trauma may shape our responses and behaviors, but with the right support, it doesn't have to define our future. For anyone who has felt the weight of past wounds or witnessed them in loved ones, this episode offers both validation and a roadmap for moving forward. Listen now and take your first step toward understanding and healing.

Support the show

WWW.FASHITSHOTHAPODCAST.COM

  • FOLLOW THE SHOWS & PROMO/MERCH

@ IHEARTRADIO
@TIKTOK
@SPOTIFY
@APPLE PODCASTS
@OVERCAST
@YOUTUBE
@CASTRO
@GOODPODS

@AMAZON MUSIC AND MORE....

TO BE A SPECIAL GUEST ON THE SHOW EMAIL US:

[email protected]

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Introduction to Childhood Trauma (00:00:00)

2. How Trauma Manifests in Adults (00:01:26)

3. Real-Life Examples of Trauma's Impact (00:04:05)

4. The Science Behind Trauma (00:09:22)

5. Healing Pathways and Looking Forward (00:11:57)

6. Episode Wrap and Next Guest Preview (00:13:38)

27 episodes

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