Featured in Psychologies: The psychology of emotional wellbeing begins in childhood

Written By Jemma Anderson

Expert commentary for Psychologies exploring how mental health presentations in adulthood, while never having one single cause, are shaped by early relationships. It covers how children learn whether the world feels safe and their emotional manageable - and why understanding those patterns with compassion, rather than blame, opens the door to change in adulthood.

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