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How to Heal and Recover From Emotional Trauma
Emotional trauma can stem from a single event or an ongoing situation. It may be acute, occurring during and shortly after a distressing incident, or chronic, lasting months or years. Responses may include shock, denial, flashbacks, and mood swings. Let’s explore some ways you can begin healing from emotional trauma.
What is Attachment Trauma?
Attachment trauma often results from a profound disruption in the crucial bonding process between a child and their primary caregiver. It can stem from subtle issues like a lack of affection or responsiveness, or something more serious such as abuse or neglect. Let’s take a closer look at some signs and symptoms of attachment trauma.
Understanding Trauma: Signs, Symptoms and Types
Psychological trauma stems from a deeply distressing or frightening event that overwhelms your ability to cope. It's not only about the event, but also about how your mind and body respond to it.
5 Signs of Attachment Trauma in Adults
Attachment trauma is a psychological wound that stems from early childhood experiences with caregivers. It occurs when a child's basic safety, security, and nurturing needs are consistently unmet.
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Longer or more frequent sessions are available for more intensive work.
