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How Childhood Emotional Abuse Affects You In Adult
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Ever wondered how childhood emotional abuse shapes who we become as adults? In this video, we're diving deep into this important topic, unpacking how those tough experiences from our past can affect our lives today and in adulthood.

From understanding the lingering effects of childhood trauma to discovering ways to heal and grow, we're here to guide you through it all with a friendly chat and some helpful insights.

Let's have a heartfelt discussion about abuse, trauma, and the path to reclaiming your joy in the comments. Hit that subscribe button for more uplifting content on overcoming life's challenges and finding your inner strength!

#childhoodtrauma #trauma #mentalhealth #cptsd

Writer: Chloe Avenasa
Editor: Isadora Ho
Script Manager: Kelly Soong
Voice Over: Amanda Silvera (youtube.com/amandasilvera)
Animator: Rebecca Chu
YouTube Manager: Cindy Cheong

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U.S. Department of Health and Human Services - Childrenā€™s Bureau (2020). ā€œAdverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs).ā€ Retrieved 28 April 2020 from www.childwelfare.gov/topics/preventing/preventionmonth/resources/ace/
Trickett, P. K., Kim, K., & Prindle, J. (2011). Variations in emotional abuse experiences among multiply maltreated young adolescents and relations with developmental outcomes. Child abuse & neglect, 35(10), 876-886.
Reyome, N. D. (2019). Childhood emotional maltreatment and later intimate relationships: Themes from the empirical literature. In The Effect of Childhood Emotional Maltreatment on Later Intimate Relationships (pp. 224-242). Routledge.
Mental Health Center at Destination Hope. "How Childhood Trauma Affects Us as Adults." Retrieved from www.mentalhealthcenter.org/how-childhood-trauma-affects-adult-relationships/
Yates, T. M. (2007). The developmental consequences of child emotional abuse: A neurodevelopmental perspective. Journal of Emotional Abuse, 7(2), 9-34.
Thomas, S. P., & Hall, J. M. (2008). Life trajectories of female child abuse survivors thriving in adulthood. Qualitative health research, 18(2), 149-166.
Allen, B. (2008). An analysis of the impact of diverse forms of childhood psychological maltreatment on emotional adjustment in early adulthood. Child Maltreatment, 13(3), 307-312.
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@trinaq

1 month ago

It's heartbreaking that we're still struggling with trauma that we experienced in childhood. Although the scars of emotional abuse aren't as visible as physical abuse, it's still no less damaging.

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@eledaydreamer_

1 month ago

Hope that me and all people dealing with this can recover

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@nolancain8792

1 month ago

Elementary school bullying was the main player here. Depression has been rough lately and the only way to describe it is like a radio station static as it goes out of range and overlapping thoughts come in with the volume cranked up.

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@swaraphile

1 month ago

Since my childhood no one loved me or cared about me except my mother, it all was going about fine until my parents started fighting so much that my mother now became toxic, no one bothers about me even my mother who has anger issues has literally said "why do you even live" 3 times since past half year. Of course I had suicidal thoughts but I don't have courage to do it so here I am living because I was born.

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@nhlcbj

1 month ago

When I was in hs I lost my friends and felt shut out from everyone. One night I broke down and cried, saying ā€œwhatā€™s wrong with me?ā€ Over and over. Not long after my dad took me out to teach me how to drive, despite clearly being in a bad mood. I made a mistake in the mall parking lot and he smacked me in the head and yelled at me. On the way back home he mocked me saying ā€œwhats wrong with meā€ in this whiny tone. Iā€™ll never forget or forgive that. Weā€™re on ok terms now but tbh when Iā€™m around him at my parentā€™s house I donā€™t feel like Iā€™m at home and family events now feel more like a chore. I have to dogsit when him and my mom go to Florida and god forbid I say no. When he ran his restaurant up til he retired 2 years ago it was ten times worse, especially when I worked for him. Walking on eggshells is an understatement.

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@Jitendra_Dhote

1 month ago

It's more heartbreaking when you are still facing that trauma from your parents and u can't do anything about it

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@giftheck

1 month ago

Time stamps: 1:39 Anxious attachments 2:43 Stunts your emotional development 3:09 Self-destructive patterns 3:42 Compromises your quality of life 4:12 Higher risk of mental health problems

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@chrisoconnor7110

1 month ago

Middle school bullying taught me to isolate and im not worthy, parents taught me to fend for myself and be independent, my divorce taught me that I don't need love or support from others, however this channel taught me it's okay to be me and help me answer my mental questions, thank you so much!

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@sammycullen123

1 month ago

I just recently got slammed by the reality that what my parents called ā€œloveā€ wasnt actually love and that i was raised to believe love and affection was conditional and now that has destroyed every part of my soul and heart and i am struggling to keep going after this realization has completely floored me and i feel stuck in life. So many things i never noticed seem so clear now and even though i know this realization is for the best in the long run part of me wishes i never had it so i could be spared this heart shattering pain crushing down on my entire being. It has put a strain on not only me but my chosen family as well. I never realized before just how bad it was. I just always assumed it wasnt that horrible because others had it worse. This is my PSA to anyone struggling! Just because someone else has it worse does not mean your feelings and trauma are not valid!!!! Stay strong everyone! Gods know im trying toā€¦.

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@Oneminuteguitarkenji

1 month ago

Amandaā€™s voice is like having that reassuring self talk in your mind. We need more of her. She is basically synonymous with Psyh2go šŸŒ±šŸŒ±

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@Alda_Lineberger

1 month ago

After so much struggles I now own a new house and my family is happy once again everything is finally falling into place!!

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@keip4568

1 month ago

My parents still gaslight to verbally abuse me to this day so yeah...worse when it continues to adulthood

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@freestuff236

1 month ago

the algorithm knows me a little too well

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@Heartless8604

1 month ago

While I didn't have a particularly rough childhood, I didn't find out till my mid 30's that I had ADHD, Anxiety and Autism. Which knowing that know explains why I had a bad childhood. I struggled with not being normal.

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@mikloridden8276

1 month ago

Yeah it really affects you. I always wondered why I felt so different than everyone else and in adult hood itā€™s knowing youā€™ll always be the odd one. Difficult making friends and relationships

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@No_name3654

1 month ago

Timespan 1 1:42 anxiously attached 2 2:43 stunts your emotional development 3 3:08 self destructive patterns 4 3:42 compromises your quality of life 5 4:12 higher risk of mental health problems

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@niasiamack9333

1 month ago

I did not have a good childhood it's traumatic all of the school bullying, peer pressure, teasing and mocking me for being single, and my mother abusing me thoughts and memories about the past can be very hard to get rid of.

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@sandiletwala3001

1 month ago

Honestly my childhood wasn't that bad, I just learned to move on despite things can too bad cuz I got used to bottle things up

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@user-ih9wf6xz2v

1 month ago

I really had been through when I was young my aunt use to bully me and hit me hard and still hunts me to this day šŸ˜­šŸ˜¢

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@bethmiller9774

1 month ago

I have been consulting "mental health professionals" for years to attempt to get help for my mental and emotional challenges. I have not found one that was worth my time and considerable money. Any real progress that I've made has been through my own effort.

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