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Neuroscientist Explains How Overexplaining Is a Sign of Childhood Trauma
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oversharing. Dr. Caroline Leaf, a communication pathologist and cognitive neuroscientist, explains more about this theory and how she helps people “grow their brains” with cognitive techniques.Oversharing is a fawn trauma response to avoid conflict and appease others.
Children do this unconsciously when trying to exert control over a situation; in their early development, they rely on instincts for survival and safety.
As adults, we often do this to control our anxiety, but it usually backfires because we’re not getting at the root of the problem.Dr.
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