trauma theorytemporalitycontemporary South African literaturedecolonial witnessingThis article explores South African author K Sello Duiker's The Quiet Violence of Dreams (2001) as a narration of personal and national trauma. This narration of trauma, as a disruption of the past in the present, ...
Re-experiencing symptoms: recollections, images, thoughts, perceptions, dreams, nightmares, reliving, illusions, hallucinations, or flashbacks.6 Avoidance symptoms: avoidance of reminders of the trauma, including thoughts, feelings, conversations, activities, places, people, detachment, estrangement.7 Hyperar...
So when that frequency’s off due to stress, trauma, or overstimulation, sound frequencies help reset the signal.“When energy doesn’t move, neither do you,” reminds Donna. Thankfully, sound works fast because it gets the energy moving again. And that’s how the body remembers to find...
Every experience you’ve ever had—trauma, heartbreak, shame, stress, even boredom—creates a vibrational imprint. If that energy isn’t processed, it gets stuck. The system slows down. And eventually, you lose charge… and your overall “mojo.” ...
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Trauma happens when limbs or vertebrae become fractured and the nerves close to them are crushed, pinched or even severed. This can result in pain, numbness, complete loss of feeling or loss of movement. The extent of damage and recovery depends upon the severity and location of the injury....
Trauma happens when limbs or vertebrae become fractured and the nerves close to them are crushed, pinched or even severed. This can result in pain, numbness, complete loss of feeling or loss of movement. The extent of damage and recovery depends upon the severity and location of the injury....
People with PTSD may have a sense that they are “re-experiencing” a trauma via flashbacks, dreams, nightmares, and intrusive memories and images. These experiences can provoke a range of feelings, including fear, anger, shame, and guilt. Distressing physiological responses, such as sweating, ...
Loss can happen in many ways. It includes the death of loved ones, pets, or close friends. Divorce, losing a job, or financial troubles also cause grief. Health issues or trauma bring deep sadness, too. Some losses are unclear, likeambiguous loss—when someone is gone but not fully absen...
for example, were found in the unconscious. The life instincts, sometimes known as the sexual instincts, are those that are related to survival. The death instincts include such things as thoughts ofaggression, trauma, and danger.