doi:10.36648/2476-2105-22.7.132Harry MichaelTrauma & acute care
Childhood trauma isn’t something you just get over as you grow up. Pediatrician Nadine Burke Harris explains that the repeated stress of abuse, neglect and parents struggling with mental health or substance abuse issues has real, tangible ...
Trauma can distort time, making past wounds feel present and disrupting life’s continuity. Therapy helps restore a sense of coherence and healing.
Generational trauma affects your financial habits and how you feel about money. Here are some steps you can take to heal your relationship with money.
Regardless of whether your accident resulted in serious injuries, the emotional trauma alone can be debilitating. Any real or perceived threat of death or injury has the potential to cause post-traumatic stress and other mental health effects. Dissociation If you experience symptoms of dissociation,...
Research shows that without some form of processing, the trauma dump doesn’t help release anything and can even make it worse. Trauma dumping, however, affects others. It makes others feel worse because it spreads negativity and drains away energy. ...
Trauma isn't just a potential cause of heart problems; it is also a common consequence. Traumas constitute the most difficult experiences in life. Assaults, severe accidents and injuries, natural disasters, life-threatening diseases, and the loss of loved ones comprise just some of the most fr...
Our understanding of the brain has changed considerably over the years – especially when it comes to the impact of trauma. Theories are constantly being proposed and disproven. But even those that are now contested by many experts have still been useful stepping stones in our work to better un...
If you are experiencing trauma, support is available. While PMDD differs from PMS mostly in the intensity of the symptoms, PMDD differs from depression in that it only occurs at a particular time in a woman's monthly reproductive cycle. Symptoms of PMDD usually go away during or after ...
Mental health and headaches are closely interconnected, with conditions like stress, anxiety, depression, and trauma contributing to the frequency and severity of headaches. By understanding how mental health affects physical symptoms, individuals can take steps to manage their mental well-being and redu...