Traumatic experiences in early childhood can profoundly shape and negatively impact a person's entire life. They often arise from the unconscious transgenerational transmission of parents' own traumatic experiences. Therefore, the most important role in therapy is played by parents and primary caregivers, who can be seen as potential causes as well as the most suitable supporters of their children's healthy development. Through the support of parental love and dedication to the child's well-being, the therapy aims to rediscover or create satisfying relational experiences, allowing them to imprint as new memories. This helps to make fears more manageable and fosters greater trust in one's own feelings for each other, both in the child and the parents.