Generational Trauma impact on mental health
Introduction
Generational trauma refers to a cycle where trauma passes through families via biological, environmental, psychological, and social means, impacting mental health conditions like anxiety, depression, and PTSD [1].
Groups affected by this intergenerational trauma include Black Americans, Holocaust survivors, and Indigenous communities [1].
Traumatic events like abuse, discrimination, and war can lead to epigenetic changes transmitted across generations, influencing the mental well-being of future generations [1] [2]. Understanding generational trauma’s profound impact on mental health is crucial for healing and breaking this cycle [2] [3]
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