EPISODE · Nov 6, 2024 · 1H 3M
How Childhood Trauma Can Create True Crime Killers
from True Crime Connections ~ Advocacy Podcast · host True Crime Connections
What if the roots of violent crime start in childhood? In this episode, Bev Mitelman, M.A., relationship and attachment trauma practitioner and founder of Securely Loved, explains how chaotic, unpredictable childhoods can shape adult behaviors — sometimes with deadly consequences.What you’ll learn in this episode: ✅ How early caregiver interactions shape attachment styles ✅ Why emotional regulation is a form of crime prevention ✅ The link between childhood trauma and violent behavior ✅ Why some women are drawn to incarcerated men ✅ How to identify and heal core wounds to break the cycleThis conversation offers hope, understanding, and tools to prevent cycles of violence before they start.How to contact:https://securelyloved.com/Let’s Chat! Support the show🎙️ Want better interviews?Learn how to create conversations people actually remember 👉 https://tiffanierichards.com☕ Free Podcast Interview PlaybookQuestions that turn interviews into real conversations 👉 https://tiffanierichards.com/work-with-me🎙️ Follow the PodcastInstagram → https://www.instagram.com/truecrimeconnectionspodcast/ TikTok → https://www.tiktok.com/@truecrimeconnections📘 Self-Exploration Journal👉 https://a.co/d/05f5fRLb
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What if the roots of violent crime start in childhood? In this episode, Bev Mitelman, M.A., relationship and attachment trauma practitioner and founder of Securely Loved, explains how chaotic, unpredictable childhoods can shape adult behaviors — sometimes with deadly consequences. What you’ll learn in this episode: ✅ How early caregiver interactions shape attachment styles ✅ Why emotional regulation is a form of crime prevention ✅ The link between childhood trauma and violen...
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