Episode 20: Trauma – The wounded soul. Post-traumatic disorders.
Lives of the Unconscious
Lives of the Unconscious. A Podcast on Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy
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Show Notes
Summary: “It is important to emphasize that in every victim of trauma there is a desire for vitality and healing. Consciously and unconsciously, the injured psyche tries to understand what has happened, to mitigate the destructiveness, and to reintegrate it into one’s own identity.”
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