Why Does Trauma Make it Difficult for Us to Say, “I Don’t Know?” (Part 1) with Bette Lamont

Have you ever struggled to acknowledge that you don’t know something because you feared the repercussions? This trauma response often stems from lessons learned in early development. Today on The Biology of Trauma, Bette Lamont joins us from the NeuroDevelopmental Movement to discuss how trauma plays a role in children's development out of the fear of the repercussions of not knowing.

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