Trauma infantil y salud mental: una charla esencial del Dr. José Luis Marín

What happened to you? That's the key question posed by Dr. José Luis Marín in this profound, impactful, and essential talk about trauma, emotional health, and the urgent paradigm shift in contemporary psychotherapy. Throughout this video, Dr. Marín addresses how early traumatic experiences, especially during childhood, can define our emotional, physical, and social lives. He debunks outdated myths such as the chemical imbalance theory, proposes an integrative bio-psycho-social-contextual view of health, and denounces the psychiatric model that continues to render people's real suffering invisible. 🎓 This content is especially geared toward mental health professionals, psychotherapists, clinical psychology students, and anyone interested in better understanding the processes of attachment and personal development. 📚 Discover our online training courses. 👉 More info on our website: https://formacionpsicoterapia.com/ 00:00 - Introduction: Trauma, Emotional Health, and a New Clinical Perspective 02:10 - Does Mental Health Exist? A Critique of the Biomedical Model 05:35 - Early Trauma as a Cause of Emotional Suffering 09:10 - What Isn't Said Kills Us: The Power of Words in Therapy 12:30 - Early Traumatic Experiences and Their Imprint on the Body 16:00 - Early Relational Trauma: What It Is and How It Manifests 20:20 - Diagnosis vs. History: What's Happening to You, or What Happened to You? 24:45 - The Silence of Childhood Trauma: Abandonment, Abuse, and Neglect 28:30 - Why Don't We Remember Traumatic Events? Mechanisms of Dissociation 32:00 - Somatization, Fibromyalgia, and Illnesses as Signs of Trauma 35:25 - The Danger of Medicalizing Suffering Without Understanding the History 38:50 - Transgenerational Trauma: How Emotional Pain is Inherited 42:15 - Trauma-Informed Care: How to Intervene with Empathy 45:20 - José Luis's Conclusion and Final Message to the Therapist [email protected] Instagram / formacionpsicoterapia X / https://x.com/FormacionPsico LinkedIn / foroformacionpsicoterapia TikTok / formacionpsicoterapia