Heal with Meditation and WHY It Is The Most Powerful Tool for Trauma
How meditation can help with PTSD and how to go about it.
How meditation can help with PTSD and how to go about it.
Often, it is very difficult to distinguish that your trigger and the emotional responses that come with it relate to your experienced trauma of the past, as your brain projects the danger almost perfectly onto the situation or person(s) at hand in the present.
The mindset of trying to overcome or get rid of your Post-Traumatic Stress symptoms is pervasive but is part of a dissociation response.
Child neglect and abuse often go hand in hand. What makes severe child neglect stand out, though, is that it hijacks the development of your identity and sense of self.
When as a child or as an adult you suffer constant and relentless abuse by being put down and belittled, that can be very disheartening.
The mindset of trying to overcome or get rid of your Post-Traumatic Stress symptoms is pervasive, but is part of a dissociation response.
Dissociation is a safety mechanism which helps you to survive when fight, flight, or pleasing aren’t possible anymore.
Post-Traumatic Stress and Sleep: A simple meditation to help you fall asleep.
A delayed emotional response can become habitual and can start to occur without an apparent stressor, though often something has caused a trigger before your mind dissociates.
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