What is Trauma Bonding?

In this podcast episode I have a conversation with
@narcissist_survivor, We discuss trauma bonding, various sorts of
abuse, and persistent, troubling claims about the current
situation. Please contact the New Westminster Police Department
non-emergency line at (604) 525-5411 and make a police statement if
you have been harmed by Adam H. Reference file number NW23-1607.
Trauma bonding is a psychological phenomenon in which the victim
develops an emotional attachment to the abuser. This is possible as
a result of the abuser's tendency to switch between controlling and
adoring conduct, which generates a sense of unpredictability and
excitement. In addition, the victim can feel obligated to the
abuser for periods when they received love or support, which would
make ending the relationship challenging. Even when the victim is
aware that the connection is harmful, trauma bonding's effects can
endure for a long time and make it challenging for them to end it.
To assist break the cycle of abuse and start the healing process,
victims should seek support from a dependable friend, relative, or
therapist.