#81 The Two Types of Trauma (And Why Many People Don’t Realise They’ve Had It)

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If you’ve ever thought, “I didn’t have trauma. Nothing that bad happened to me,” this episode may shift how you understand your life.

In Episode 81 of The Billy Boss Show, The Two Types of Trauma (And Why Many People Don’t Realise They’ve Had It), Billy breaks down the two types of trauma in a simple, grounded way:
Type 1: Things that shouldn’t happen, but did.
Type 2: Things that should happen, but didn’t.

You’ll learn how trauma is not only the event, but what happens inside you and how your nervous system adapts to survive. We explore how common patterns like people-pleasing, overthinking, perfectionism, hyper-independence, and shutting down can be a trauma response, not a personality flaw.

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