 Childhood neglect can be much more confusing to work through. It’s abuse all right. But its message was just as harsh as physical beatings or harsh punishment. What is that message? That you weren’t worth feeding, or being educated. Whatever physical or emotional pain you had didn’t matter. What you experienced simply didn’t matter. And […] The post  124 SelfWork: Learning from the Voices of Childhood Neglect appeared first on Dr. Margaret Rutherford. 

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124 SelfWork: Learning from the Voices of Childhood Neglect

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124 SelfWork: Learning from the Voices of Childhood Neglect

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