Parents, and especially mothers, hold a central role in shaping childhood psychological development. While some traumas—reality-inflicted and self-inflicted—are essential for growth and maturation, parental traumas often result in dysfunction and long-lasting psychological damage. Understanding these dynamics is key to fostering healthier development and effective therapeutic interventions.
By recognizing the importance of confronting reality and adopting new perspectives, alongside addressing hidden parental wounds, we can promote resilience and emotional well-being from childhood into adulthood. Parental Trauma Is UNIQUE, LIFELONG (Clip: Narcissism Summaries YouTube Channel)