Children who are resilient often have an appearance of a Teflon coating: nothing seems to faze these children.
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A child's attachment process begins within the first year of life...
There is no debating that the effects of trauma experienced in childhood may have grave consequences.
Attachments that are not fostered may lend to the child's inability to properly attach or have no attachment at all.
Perception is a vice with which each person is capable of perceiving his or her reality.
Secure attachment has been linked to a child's ability to successfully recover and prove resilient in the presence of a traumatic event.
Trauma does not have to occur by abuse alone...
Resiliency is the essence of a global positive framework...
Abuse may consist of physical maltreatment or language that is belittling, discriminatory...
Trauma may be endured through a physiological or psychological threat to life or overall wellbeing.
My traumatic experience was life changing
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