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The Origins of Emotional Pain

2020-07-28

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<p>The authors present an integrative model of emotional pain derived from their practice with AEDP (Fosha, 2000). The model is centered around 3 different types of pain: core emotional pain; relational pain, and self pain. The authors show how each pain originates from 3 different innate fears and how triggering the emotional memory of such pain is central in psychological suffering. They argue that correct conce...

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Literature Corpus work: f97e6c0f-7a7e-522e-8773-f92f2486f848
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/8w2ud

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