Spotlight: The Reason You Don’t Trust Others

Soul Sessions by CreativeMind

In this episode, we explore the stages of development by Erik Erickson, who was analyzed by Anna Freud and went on to develop his own theory on child development. This is part one of this topic which will span two episodes. Join us as we discuss:

• How we develop trust or mistrust;
• Where shame and doubt come from;
• Why some are better than others at taking initiative;
• The identity crisis and what age it begins.

This podcast represents the opinions of Debra Berndt Maldonado and Robert Maldonado, PhD. The content here should not be taken as medical/mental health advice. The content here is for informational purposes only, and because each person is so unique, please consult your mental healthcare professional for your mental health questions.

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1. Introduction: A look into Erikson’s Stages of Development (00:00:00)

2. Ages 0-1: trust vs. mistrust (00:10:26)

3. Ages 2-3: autonomy vs shame and doubt (00:17:05)

4. Ages 3-6: initiative vs guilt (00:27:51)

5. Ages 6-12: industry vs inferiority (00:34:38)

6. Ages 12-18: Ego identity vs role confusion (00:38:55)