Most people’s idea of trauma is of large, dramatic events. A natural disaster. An accident. A furious outburst. Something clear, urgent, and intense. But for many of us—especially those of us dealing with the long-term consequences of childhood complex trauma—our trauma wasn’t any of those things. No one struck us. Or they might have, but […]
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