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Why do people form deep attachments to those who harm them?
In this episode of Justice Talks (@OnJusticeTalks), Dr. Lori L. Hall explores the concept of trauma bonding through the lens of the abuse attachment cycle and the neurophysiological processes that reinforce it. We examine how hormones like cortisol, dopamine, and oxytocin influence emotional dependency, confusion, and loyalty within abusive relationships—making it incredibly difficult to leave.
This episode challenges common assumptions about victims and highlights the need for trauma-informed understanding, compassion, and support.
#JusticeTalks #TraumaBonding #AbuseAttachmentCycle #NeurobiologyOfTrauma #HormonesAndBehavior #TraumaInformedJustice #OnJusticeTalks #UnderstandingAbuse #fyp #recommended
By The Critical CriminologistWhy do people form deep attachments to those who harm them?
In this episode of Justice Talks (@OnJusticeTalks), Dr. Lori L. Hall explores the concept of trauma bonding through the lens of the abuse attachment cycle and the neurophysiological processes that reinforce it. We examine how hormones like cortisol, dopamine, and oxytocin influence emotional dependency, confusion, and loyalty within abusive relationships—making it incredibly difficult to leave.
This episode challenges common assumptions about victims and highlights the need for trauma-informed understanding, compassion, and support.
#JusticeTalks #TraumaBonding #AbuseAttachmentCycle #NeurobiologyOfTrauma #HormonesAndBehavior #TraumaInformedJustice #OnJusticeTalks #UnderstandingAbuse #fyp #recommended