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'''Betagenic''' is a [[traumagenic]] [[system origins|system origin]] where a [[system]] was formed specifically by Type B trauma. | |||
== Type B Trauma == | |||
Trauma Type B refers to the bad things that happen that overwhelm our emotional and relational capacity. The experiences of Type B traumas cause our emotional and relational circuitry to shut down. Our brain enters “survival mode” and is primarily interested in trying to help us stay alive. | |||
Type B trauma includes the kinds of things that we usually think about as being traumatic. These include things like: abuse (verbal, emotional, physical or sexual), violence, or the experience of catastrophic natural disaster.<ref>https://www.isaac-international.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/UnderstandingTrauma_EdKhouri.pdf</ref> | |||
== History == | |||
The term was coined on [[Blossom]]. | |||
== Related Terms == | |||
[[Alphagenic]] refers to systems formed from Type A trauma, rather than Type B. | |||
== References == | |||
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[[Category:System Origins]] | |||
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| betagenic ( adj.) | |
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Betagenic is a traumagenic system origin where a system was formed specifically by Type B trauma.
Type B Trauma
Trauma Type B refers to the bad things that happen that overwhelm our emotional and relational capacity. The experiences of Type B traumas cause our emotional and relational circuitry to shut down. Our brain enters “survival mode” and is primarily interested in trying to help us stay alive.
Type B trauma includes the kinds of things that we usually think about as being traumatic. These include things like: abuse (verbal, emotional, physical or sexual), violence, or the experience of catastrophic natural disaster.[1]
History
The term was coined on Blossom.
Related Terms
Alphagenic refers to systems formed from Type A trauma, rather than Type B.
