Ep 6. Understanding the Science of Emotional Wounds

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Welcome back to Unchecked! This week, we delve into the concept of emotional wounds, exploring their origins, impacts, and the importance of healing. We'll discuss how childhood experiences shape our emotional scars and how these wounds can affect our relationships and self-perception. This episode emphasizes the significance of understanding the science behind emotional wounds, particularly the role of the amygdala in processing fear and anxiety. We'll also provide practical advice on how to identify and heal these wounds, encouraging you to transform your pain into personal breakthroughs.Connect with us!Watch the podcast on YoutubeFollow Dr. Nicolina Bruno on IGFollow Sharon Heno on IG

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Welcome back to Unchecked! This week, we delve into the concept of emotional wounds, exploring their origins, impacts, and the importance of healing. We'll discuss how childhood experiences shape our emotional scars and how these wounds can affect...

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