Neuroscience reveals that childhood trauma is stored in the body through a complex process initiated by traumatic events. When these events occur, the mind signals the brain, which then struggles to retain the overwhelming information, passing it through the hypothalamus back into the body. This process converts the trauma from electrochemical signals into hormonal messages via the immune and endocrine systems, embedding the trauma within the body's cells. This physiological embedding underscore

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