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'I was raised to be a people pleaser': the connection between trauma, upbringing, and bullying

'I was raised to be a people pleaser': the connection between trauma, upbringing, and bullying

Harmful
23 min
3 Aug 22
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About the episode

For some people, their ability to deal with bullying is impacted by past trauma. Sarah is a lecturer in mental health and a domestic violence survivor. It has been a dark year for her. Years of trauma and social pressure led to a break down. She was unable to go back to work and unable to defend herself against the bullying she was facing. In this episode of 'Harmful', we explore how past experiences, upbringing, and cultural context influence what we deem acceptable in the ways others treat us.