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Childhood trauma

Childhood trauma

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Sep 11, 2026

LaToyna WestGUEST
1:45
How do I get started with them? Mm-hmm.
LaToyna WestGUEST
1:48
Well, we get started by the foundation of my practice is it came forth through childhood trauma, depression.
LaToyna WestGUEST
1:59
I went through a lot during adolescence.
LaToyna WestGUEST
2:02
I saw a lot of things that wasn't really, you know, too good.
LaToyna WestGUEST
4:40
And once I became healed, I knew I had a calling, okay? And so my calling was to help people who, like myself, okay, and also other ways to also cross as well into their transformation.
LaToyna WestGUEST
4:59
You see what I'm saying? So it started from...
LaToyna WestGUEST
5:03
childhood trauma.
LaToyna WestGUEST
5:05
And then it led me to a not so good teenage years and also into the adult years, you know, early adult years.
KelseyHOST
31:51
Um, so then at the end...
KelseyHOST
31:54
So, well, first of all, when Derek goes to talk Meredith through it, Meredith just unpacks so much childhood trauma.
KelseyHOST
32:04
I'm like, that's cr- like, go back to therapy.
KelseyHOST
32:09
Not in, like, a negative way, just to, like, have, like, really s- like, solid support.
HannahHOST
12:07
It's called the adverse childhood experiences study.
HannahHOST
12:11
Researchers wanted to understand how childhood trauma impacts adult outcomes.
HannahHOST
12:16
The findings are staggering by the way, please go look.
HannahHOST
12:21
Go read the research.
MykaliseHOST
16:17
Kind of similarly to our past episode on how we were talking about, are you, are you actually learning or are you just recognizing the pattern? And so most of the time it's people, they don't actually take the time to do the hard work, to learn from those patterns, to change them.
MykaliseHOST
16:33
They're just repeating the behavior.
MykaliseHOST
16:35
So a lot of it is repetitive cycles that we're seeing with these children and their childhood traumas.
MykaliseHOST
16:41
They're not taking the time to learn from those instances.
EmilioHOST
32:08
Yeah.
EmilioHOST
32:09
It is a shockingly deep movie about childhood trauma.
MadelineHOST
32:13
Mm-hmm.
EmilioHOST
32:14
And it is not something that I, when I first saw it, I think was ready to see, because it's nowhere in the Chris Van Allsburg book-
MadelineHOST
33:31
Mm-hmm
EmilioHOST
33:31
...
EmilioHOST
33:31
it was childhood trauma that traps him in this game, and the same person that is haunting him in this game is his dad, because he has this-
MadelineHOST
33:39
Yeah
Michael MoynihanHOST
8:12
It didn't.
Penelope SpheerisGUEST
8:13
No, because I read a lot about this, and when you've had extreme childhood trauma-
Michael MoynihanHOST
8:21
Yeah
Penelope SpheerisGUEST
8:22
...
Kelly GilesGUEST
9:13
And so, you know, fortunately, the whole time I was writing, the 10 years I was writing Killing Justice, I had managed to find sliding scale therapy.
Kelly GilesGUEST
9:23
And my therapist was able to help me go back and dig up some of these painful memories of Um, otherwise I couldn't have finished the book.
Kelly GilesGUEST
9:33
And so, yeah, so it was the, you know, my being a foster kid and having been adopted at 11 months, um, and the various childhood traumas that, again, I had not been able to, I didn't even realize were there until after my arrest and, and began to discover were there when I wrote three volumes of poetry after my arrest.
Kelly GilesGUEST
9:56
Those were definitely the toughest, um, chapters to write.
Ryan ReynoldsADVERTISER
10:00
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Chell BaneHOST
47:48
Right.
LaRonGUEST
47:49
And I also didn't know that there were things in my marriage that were leaking out from childhood trauma.
LaRonGUEST
47:56
I didn't even know what that looked like.
LaRonGUEST
47:58
I've never seen, there was not one person in my life, not even my mom who adopted me because she was a single mom.
JoeGUEST
3:36
movie
JenniferHOST
3:37
okay well here we go before we get into this recap i just need you all to understand something every time this movie every time you think this movie has reached peak ridiculousness it finds another gear somehow and so we've got santa succession planning we've got mrs claus recruitment we've got childhood trauma of course because it's a hallmark movie We've got Corporate Greed, of course, because it's a Hallmark movie.
JenniferHOST
3:59
We've got Basketball Pizza Hut.
JenniferHOST
4:01
We've got an elf hiding in a tree.
JoshHOST
4:35
There's no present.
JoshHOST
4:36
The girl is devastated.
JoshHOST
4:38
So naturally, we immediately learn that this Christmas movie is going to be about childhood trauma.
JoshHOST
4:43
Merry Christmas to us all.
Zachary MeadeGUEST
17:14
On the flip side of that, thank you for doing pediatrics.
Zachary MeadeGUEST
17:17
I could never do it, and I think because my childhood trauma, like it, it triggers me.
Zachary MeadeGUEST
17:22
When I was on my PICU rotation as a medical student, I saw some awful trauma, and I was like, I was tore up by it, and I could not bring that home with me.
Zachary MeadeGUEST
17:30
So I, I, I laud you for what you do.
MeganHOST
0:42
I'm Arthur.
MeganHOST
0:42
And we're talking about childhood trauma again today.
MeganHOST
0:44
Yeah.
MeganHOST
0:45
But not by ourselves, again.
MeganHOST
0:46
That's
ArthurHOST
0:47
right.
ArthurHOST
0:48
Eventually you run out of childhood traumas.
ArthurHOST
0:49
Well, not really.

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