Nobody Told You That You’re Allowed to Have More Than One Trauma Response. So Let’s Fix That.
Trauma responses aren’t a single personality type. Here’s why kids (and adults) often cycle through fight, flight, freeze, and fawn in sequence.
Trauma responses aren’t a single personality type. Here’s why kids (and adults) often cycle through fight, flight, freeze, and fawn in sequence.
“Strong-willed,” “easygoing,” “mature for her age” — the personality labels that often disguise trauma responses we never thought to question.
Fawn is the trauma response we reward instead of recognize. Here’s why the “easiest” kid in the room might be the one struggling most.
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