The Paradox That Started It All
Psychology is clear: severe early trauma shatters the self. It leaves a person grappling with invisibility, worthlessness, and fractured identity. But what if you experience the trauma, yet none of those feelings exist?
The Paradox That Started It All Psychology is clear: severe early trauma shatters the self. It leaves a person grappling with invisibility, worthlessness, and fractured identity. But what if you experience the trauma, yet none of those feelings exist?
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The Child Who Was Never Seen: How a 50-Year Mystery Rewrites Developmental Psychology
Amirroring isn't bad parenting. It’s non-parenting in the psychological sense. It describes a caregiver who provides no emotional reflection. No gaze.