When a child grows up in an environment that feels unsafe, unpredictable, or emotionally overwhelming, they have to find some way to survive it. The body, mind, and emotions all adapt in whatever ways they can to reduce pain, avoid danger, or preserve connection. Those adaptations are what we call coping behaviors — the learned […]
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