Childhood trauma is assumed to be something that permanently shapes us, but what if adult relationships play a role in shaping these memories? A recent study explores that question.

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My name is Sherry Gaba, & I've helped thousands of people overcome anxiety, depression, trauma, codependency & toxic relationships. I am a licensed psychotherapist offering teletherapy throughout ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Childhood experiences shape who you are in ways you might not even realize. The way you handle your relationships as an adult, for ...

Many people stay in harmful relationships believing they’re motivated by love, when in reality, they’re caught in a trauma bond. I’ve seen this pattern repeatedly in my work with clients seeking to ...

You're there for each other during crises. Breakups, job loss, family emergencies—that's when you're closest. When you're ...

Most people assume their memories of growing up are fixed, much like a file stored in a cabinet, but new research suggests the way we remember our childhoods might actually shift depending on how we ...

People who take longer to open up in relationships usually have distinct traits, like a high sense of self-awareness and a ...