By Trace L Hentz, blog editor
I have often wondered about how we adoptees were affected by our adoptions, as far as our mental health. (I know there is damage.) And if our situation has long-lasting effects. This interview is about damage, psychopaths, the psyche and neuroscience.
About the video:
Chase Hughes retired from the
US military in 2019. After a 20-year career, Chase now teaches
interrogation, sales, influence, and persuasion. And he had a personal health crisis. And explains how he healed. (Very long interview)
READ: The Childhood Development Triangle
Safety:
From a young age, we are programmed to seek out environments, relationships, and different things that make us feel secure and safe. This could be physical, or emotional safety, they can be different for each person.
Friends:
As humans, we are social creatures, and from the moment we start interacting with the world around us we're on a quest for connection with other people. This can narrow down to the friends we make, and the groups we belong to, and these all play an incredibly important role in how develop into adults.
Rewards:
The rewards are different for every person, and it's all about the feedback loop of action, and then some kind of gratification to be received. As children, we learn that very specific behaviors can lead to positive outcomes.
MORE: https://www.nci.university/post/the-childhood-development-triangle
His website: https://www.nci.university/
