Cracking the Code: Early Attachment and Lifelong Impact with Dr. Aimie
Episode Overview
Attachment adaptations and their impact on adult life Understanding the complexities of attachment wiring, neurodevelopment, and biology The need to look beyond love as the sole solution for healing Practical solutions for rewiring trauma and overwhelm The transformative potential of understanding early childhood experiences
Attachment becomes the pattern for all relationships in your life. It is the degree of internal regulation that you have or don't have. Regulation. Are you familiar with that word? It is a common word in the somatic field of trauma therapy and becoming more commonly used in the functional medicine space.
What if the first six months of your life could shape your entire future? In this eye-opening episode of 'The Biology of Trauma', Dr. Aimie Apigian dives into the world of attachment adaptations in infants aged 0-6 months. Drawing from her extensive expertise in trauma and neurodevelopment, Dr. Aimie opens up one of her masterclasses to the listeners, breaking down how early childhood experiences can leave lasting imprints on our adult lives.
She challenges the common notion that love alone can heal, urging a deeper understanding of the biological and neurological factors at play. This episode isn't just theoretical; Dr. Aimie offers practical strategies for addressing and rewiring trauma, making it a must-listen for anyone looking to understand the roots of their emotional and psychological struggles.
Whether you're a parent, caregiver, or someone on a personal healing journey, this episode provides invaluable insights into how our earliest attachments can influence us for a lifetime.