Understanding Trauma Bonding: Definition and Common Misconceptions
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- •Trauma bonding occurs when victims develop emotional attachments to their abusers through repeated cycles of abuse and positive reinforcement.
- •It is often confused with simple attachment or love, but trauma bonding involves manipulation and power imbalance.
- •Recognizing trauma bonding can aid mental health professionals and affected individuals in addressing abusive relationships effectively.
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- ▸If mental health education includes clear explanations of trauma bonding more people may identify unhealthy relationships early and access support services, improving mental health outcomes.
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