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Attachment Reversal, Family Loyalty Conflict, and Developmental Ambivalence Following Adverse Childhood Experiences (Part 2)
These dynamics may become substantially more complex where young athletes possess histories of adverse childhood experiences, previous family-system disruption, or removal from unsafe environments. Existing trauma and attachment literature has consistently identified that children exposed to neglect, violence, substance misuse, chronic instability, or inconsistent caregiving frequently develop heightened sensitivity toward attachment rupture, abandonment fear, relational unpr
Pheonix Drewell
Jun 292 min read
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