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Age regression therapy
Trauma can severely curtail a child’s development, particularly in terms of
necessary emotional facility. A ten-year-old child, for example, due to a trauma
experienced in early childhood, may fail to develop a conscience (usually
developed by age eight). The ramifications are obvious, as it’s the conscience
which prevents us from engaging in hurtful behavior. Lack of a conscience is
often associated with sociopathic or psychopathic behavior. While children may
not be diagnosed with either of these pathologies, it’s notable that failing to
detect this deficit in childhood can lead to the modelling of the socially corrosive
and destructive symptoms generally associated with them.
Abuse in early childhood may preclude the development of a conscience in order
to accommodate survival. In an abusive situation, in which a child has been
mistreated by adult caregivers, the message received in the undeveloped mind of
a child is that this mistreatment represents normalcy. Abuse involving neglect
may force some children living in these conditions to pursue behaviors deemed
unacceptable in normal family situations (lying, stealing) in order to go on
living. Without reliable models of what differentiates normal life from abusive
life, children can be rendered unable to develop an understanding of what it
means to live within normal social parameters.
Violent behavior, an inability to relate to other children, a preoccupation with
fire and other pathological symptoms may indicate a child who has been abused
and requires intervention. Children like these can genuinely benefit from
therapies which employ regression to the age at which the trauma was
experienced, under the care of a licensed professional. As we’ve seen the case
of Candace Newmark, it’s essential that clinicians be thoroughly vetted and
credentialed through reliable professional associations. In the field of regression
therapy, the life of a child is at stake and so these measures are absolutely
essential.

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For adults, regression therapy can lead to remission of neurotic symptoms
arising from childhood abuse, whether partially or entirely. As is the case with
PTSD sufferers, the resolution of trauma may include additional self-therapy for
the maintenance of symptom mitigation. This may include the practice of auto-
suggestion and self-hypnosis. Therapies like these can allow the victim to make
peace with the world and live a life free of anxiety, fear and dysfunction.

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