#686: Childhood Trauma and the Need for Control (Revisited)
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#686: Childhood Trauma and the Need for Control (Revisited)
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Most people don’t think of themselves as controlling.
They think of themselves as responsible, capable, and dependable.
But what if that constant need to manage, anticipate, and stabilize everything around you… isn’t leadership?
What if it’s something older?
In this episode, we revisit one of the most listened-to conversations in the archive—this time with deeper clarity. You’ll hear how high-functioning control often forms in childhood, why it feels like strength, and what it quietly costs you in adulthood.
If your growth feels real—but something still feels tight underneath it—this might be the layer you haven’t named yet.
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https://deniseglee.com/childhood-trauma-controlling-behavior/
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