Childhood complex trauma doesn’t come out of nowhere. It’s not some abstract idea that just “happens.” It’s born from real conditions—family, social, cultural—that leave a child’s basic needs unmet. Safety, love, encouragement, attunement, stability. When those needs aren’t reliably present, a child adapts the only way they know how: through survival strategies. For some, the […]
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