Why people return to abusive relationships (Trauma Bonds and Stockholm Syndrome)
"Why did you go back?" "Why didn't you just leave?" Are all common phrases uttered by those who discover someone they know was in an abusive relationship. This video looks at one of the primary reasons why people stay and return to abusive relationships. A video on trauma bonds and how they work (Stockholm Syndrome). Trauma bonding is the result of psychological manipulation tactics that are common in abusive relationships and narcissistic relationships. This video talks about the term intermittent reinforcement and how it can keep people stuck in abusive relationships.
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