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EPISODE · Jun 8, 2026 · 17 MIN

Why Achievements Might Not Bring Healing: Childhood Trauma and Success (Ep 31)

from The Healing Childhood Trauma Podcast · host Alec Williams - Childhood and Relational Trauma Psychotherapist

In this episode of The Healing Childhood Trauma Podcast, we dive deep into why achievements alone may not heal deep childhood wounds.Exploring childhood trauma, attachment wounds, and the complex relationship between success and emotional healing, we draw on Self-Determination Theory and stories from elite performers like Andre Agassi and Michael Phelps.Learn why success can improve wellbeing yet still leave deeper wounds unhealed, impacting trauma recovery and emotional wellness.If you've felt stuck chasing milestones or accomplishments hoping they will make you feel enough, this episode is for you._________________________________If today's episode resonated with you, start here:💌 Join the mailing list, where each week we dig deep into a topic not covered here and you’ll have first access to everything new.🌐 Visit my website for info about working with me one-to-one or in groups:www.alecwilliamstherapy.co.uk✉️ Get in touch:Contact - Alec Williams Therapy

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