Trauma From Your Childhood Is Holding You Back More Than You Think (How To Solve It!) | JM Ryerson
A short segment from a YouTube interview between JM Ryerson and Dr. Don Wood discussing bullying as projection of the bully's own hurt and insecurity. The speakers emphasize the phrase "hurt people hurt people" and note how difficult it is for children (sixth/seventh graders) to accept that bullying reflects the bully's insecurities rather than the victim's fault. The clip frames childhood trauma and peer violence as psychological dynamics relevant to later personal development.
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