Codependency and Childhood Trauma

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Codependency often originates from unmet emotional needs during childhood, leading individuals to prioritize others’ needs over their own in adulthood. This behavior stems from early experiences where children had to suppress their own needs to gain approval or avoid conflict.

In this webinar you will learn (Learning Objectives):

  • Defining Codependency and Symptoms
  • List of Codependency Traits
  • Codependency Types Chart
  • How Codependency is Modeled in Dysfunctional Family Systems
  • How to Start Working on Codependency, and many more!

About the Speaker: Patrick Teahan

Patrick Teahan is a therapist known for his work with childhood trauma, particularly focusing on helping survivors heal and find themselves. He shares insights on parenting and the effects of toxic relationships through various platforms, including YouTube.

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best of the internet, Childhood Trauma, Codependency, developmental Disabilities, Emotional Healing, Family Dynamics, Mental Health

 

Addressing Childhood Trauma through Trauma-Informed Care

This webinar is part of the “Overcoming Obstacles” series, focusing on sustaining behavioral health care in practice, specifically addressing childhood trauma through trauma-informed care. The webinar is for informational purposes only, and viewers should consult a professional advisor for specific advice. The series is a collective product of leading physician organizations, aiming to equip physicians with knowledge for a whole-person, integrated, and equitable approach to physical, mental, and behavioral health care.

In this webinar you will learn (Learning Objectives):

  • What is Trauma Informed Care (TIC)?
  • How do early experiences influence brain development?
  • Developmental Perspectives on Trauma
  • WITH – Wondering together, Investigating, Treating, and Hope
  • Write a prescription for wellness, and many more!

About the Speaker: Dr. Heather C. Forkey

Dr. Heather C. Forkey is a Professor of Pediatrics at the University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School, where she also serves as Vice Chair of Pediatrics and Director of the Foster Children Evaluation Service (FaCES) and the Child Protection Program at UMass Memorial Children’s Medical Center.

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Behavioral Health, best of the internet, Brain Development, Childhood Trauma, developmental Disabilities, Mental Health, trauma informed care