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The Schizoid Character Trait: Why You Disconnect to Feel Safe

Do you often feel like the world is overwhelming? Do you disconnect, withdraw, or pull away from people—even from those you love? This may be a pattern rooted in the Schizoid Character Trait, one of the earliest character structures formed in the first year of life. In this video, Claudia Gimenes Fisher — Character Structure Analyst — explains: ✨ How the Schizoid trait develops from early overwhelm or lack of safety ✨ Why the child learns to “leave the body” to survive ✨ The adult patterns: isolation, overthinking, emotional shutdown ✨ The fear of intrusion and why closeness feels threatening ✨ The body expression: collapsed chest, light presence, narrow structure ✨ How the Schizoid protects themselves by staying invisible ✨ The path to healing: grounding, embodiment, and safe connection This video is part of the series on Character Structures and how the first five years of life shape our personality, behaviors, emotional reactions, and relationships. If you’re following the series, make sure to watch the previous videos to understand the foundations of body psychology and character formation.