90. The Neuroscience of Trust and Betrayal

In this episode of 'After the Affair,' host Luke Shillings takes a deep dive into the neuroscience behind trust and betrayal.

Understanding these processes can be crucial in healing from infidelity and building stronger relationships. Join us as we explore how our brains process trust, the impact of betrayal, and practical strategies to foster healing and resilience.

Key Topics Covered:

• The brain regions involved in trust and betrayal: the limbic system, amygdala, and prefrontal cortex.
• The role of oxytocin in promoting trust and bonding.
• How early experiences shape our trust patterns.
• The neurological impact of betrayal and its similarity to physical pain.
• Techniques for healing the brain post-betrayal, including mindfulness and EMDR.
• The importance of memory in processing trust and betrayal.
• Evolutionary perspectives on trust and betrayal.
• Practical applications for rebuilding trust and emotional resilience.

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