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Why do so many patients describe doctors as cold, distant, or emotionally detached?

It’s not because doctors don’t care.

It’s because they were trained not to feel.

In medical training, professionalism often means neutrality, composure, and emotional control. Distance is framed as maturity. Suppression is mistaken for strength. But the nervous system does not operate on theory — it operates on safety.

In this episode, I explore how emotional suppression is conditioned into medical professionals, why detachment was historically rewarded, and what it costs both doctors and patients. We’ll unpack co-regulation, nervous system literacy, and the hidden impact of professional conditioning — not just in medicine, but in high-functioning adults everywhere.

Because this pattern doesn’t stop at the hospital door.

It travels into leadership, relationships, parenting, and personal health.

This is not about blaming doctors. It’s about understanding adaptation — and why suppression eventually leads to burnout, disconnection, and chronic internal stress.

If you’ve ever felt disconnected despite being competent…
If you’ve learned to perform instead of regulate…
If you were trained that composure matters more than presence…

This conversation is for you.

You are not broken.
You may be patterned.
And patterns can be recalibrated.

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