The Science Of Why Trauma Runs In Families | Dr. Mariel Buqué

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  Hi, my name is Lewis Howes, and welcome to The Daily Motivation Show.

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  What 's the difference between the traumas that happened to us

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  and the generational trauma that happened to our ancestors?

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  So the major difference is placed in biology.

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  So there's a genetic component to intergenerational trauma.

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  And so intergenerational trauma has this way in which there is a genetic transmission that happens from parent to child.

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  Really?

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  And so it creates a predisposition to vulnerability to stress.

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  Give me an example.

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  What's a common example you see in your practice that is a generational story?

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  Well, I mean, you know, there are people that will come in and say,

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  you know, ever since I was a child, it was like difficult to soothe.

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  And I was, you know, I had.

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  Like this hyperactivity, there 's a lot of trauma survivors that also like believe that their symptoms coincide with ADHD

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  because there 's a lot of overlap in the experience and in the symptomatology.

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  So there's a lot of that.

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  There 's like people that, you know, reflect back to their childhood and they say like,

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  I 've always had like this experience that felt like I was always anxious.

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  When we dig into the layers and we dig deep, we start noticing, okay.

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  Especially because I do a lot of like family tree work and like really going down the lineage to know like,

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