14/11/2023
Trauma healing is a process that helps people recover from distressing experiences, that they may or may not be aware of.
Trauma can be caused by various events like accidents, abuse, or loss.
Trauma can manifest in various forms, and it often has a profound impact on an individual's daily life, physical health, and mental well-being.
It affects us emotionally, mentally and physically.
Healing involves addressing the impact of these experiences, to reduce emotional pain and help individuals regain a sense of well-being.
It is helping the mind and body recover from the effects of difficult events.
Trauma healing programs are designed to support individuals who have experienced various forms of trauma, helping them to cope with the emotional and psychological aftermath of traumatic events.
These programs offer a structured and supportive environment to promote healing and recovery.
● Physical Trauma: Injuries or harm to the body, often resulting from accidents, falls, or violence.
● Emotional or Psychological Trauma: Caused by distressing events like abuse, loss, or witnessing violence, affecting mental well-being.
● Sexual Trauma: Resulting from sexual abuse, assault, or harassment, leading to emotional and psychological distress.
● Developmental Trauma: Adverse experiences in childhood affecting social, emotional, or cognitive development.
● Complex Trauma: Repeated exposure to different traumatic events, often over an extended period, impacting overall mental health.
● Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD): A specific type of trauma response involving persistent symptoms like flashbacks and nightmares after a traumatic event.
● Vicarious Trauma: Experienced indirectly by witnessing or hearing about others' traumatic experiences, common among caregivers or professionals in trauma-related fields.