The First Six Years of Life on Personality Development
About fifty percent of our basic adult personality is formed by age 3 and 85% by age 6 according to psychiatry research, but we can change this through our podcasts, therapy, God in our lives and healthy intimate friendships.
Did the baby get enough physical touch? Babies can die of marasmus when not touched. Some Borderline Personality Traits, in studies, have shown that this disorder can develop because of inconsistent parenting in the first 18 months of life.
In this podcast on personality, Kristin Walker and psychiatrist Paul Meier MD will discuss the EFFECTS of the first 6 years of life on adult personality and how to heal emotional wounds from those years and to correct the lies we unfortunately came to believe in: our views of men, women, ourselves, most of our basic self-talk, marriage, purpose in life, friends, enemies, electronic babysitters or electronic escape routes (cell phones, iPads, video games, etc.), animals, education, time management,
religious or non-religious influences.
We also discuss how to produce various personality types on purpose in babies: Histrionic, Paranoid, Passive Aggressive, socially introverted, low self-esteem, and so on.
Abuse, addiction, anger, anxiety, Bipolar, boundaries, Christian counseling, Christian therapy, counseling, depression, Dr. Paul Meier, Eating Disorders, family relationships, Lisa Day, mental health, mental illness, narcissism, OCD, Paul Meier MD, personality disorder, Psychiatry, psychology, relationships, substance abuse, substance misuse, suicide, suicide prevention, therapy, toxic people, trauma
