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The Psychology of the Child Who Was Never Protected

The Psychology of the Child Who Was Never Protected This video dives deep into the profound and often invisible psychological effects of growing up without consistent emotional or physical protection. Many adults carry the weight of early maturity, believing their constant alertness and self-reliance were strengths—when in fact, they were survival responses. We explore the traits of the unprotected child, including hyper-vigilance, emotional self-containment, conditional love, and chronic difficulty with rest and trust. For the unprotected adult, safety feels like something that must be constantly earned, leading to burnout and isolation. This is not a story of damage, but of adaptation. Join us as we discuss how to teach the nervous system that safety can now be allowed, not constantly constructed, and begin the slow, gentle process of healing childhood survival patterns.