Child Abuse and Why Self-Reproach Keeps Resurfacing
Self-judgment is very often present when you suffer from symptoms of child abuse for a long time.
Self-judgment is very often present when you suffer from symptoms of child abuse for a long time.
The ‘fawn’ response is an often overlooked survival mechanism to a traumatic situation, experience or circumstance.
Any overwhelming experience or period in life will create some form of fight, flight, freeze or please response.
Here are some movies where the characters are exhibiting some form of PTSD or Childhood Trauma.
Interview about PTSD and Traffic Accidents and what can be done about it
We have become addicts to the 'more' and this seems to be the very essence of our human suffering.
From a child’s perspective, however, being subjected to abuse from one parent means that we idolize the neglectful parent.
Exploring the Effectiveness of Ayahuasca and what it takes to Heal from Trauma.
Through our experiences, as human beings, and regardless on which level it occurred, we seem have become predominantly wired for survival out of self-protection.
These are some excellent books on neuro-science, brain development and trauma to help with PTSD and which I highly recommend to read.