Breaking Trauma Bonds
Trauma bonds often stem from childhood experiences, leading individuals to cling to positive memories in toxic relationships. Dr. Ramani emphasizes the importance of creating an "ick list" to confront the negative aspects of such relationships, helping to break the cycle of euphoric recall. Lisa shares her own journey of recognizing unhealthy patterns and the challenge of overcoming the beliefs instilled by past partners.In this clip
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