What is trauma?
Trauma is a psychological response to an event that causes feelings of fear, helplessness, or horror. It can be caused by physical injuries, threats to one's life, abuse, neglect,...
What is Trauma?
Trauma refers to an emotional wound that may occur from physical harm, shock, threat, danger, or stress. It can be caused by various events such as accidents, natural disasters,...
Resilience is the ability to cope with difficult situations in life without losing hope or becoming distressed. When individuals experience trauma such as separation from loved ones, they may feel a...
Intimate relationships are defined as close and personal connections between people who share emotional, physical, and/or sexual bonds. Trauma can have a profound impact on these relationships due to...
Veterans who have experienced trauma while serving their country often struggle to integrate those memories into their personal narrative. This can lead to difficulties when it comes time to form...
What is Secondary Traumatic Stress?
Secondary traumatic stress occurs when someone repeatedly hears about another person's traumatic experiences. This can include things like hearing stories about...
Witnessing peer trauma refers to experiencing or observing someone else's traumatic event that has negatively affected their mental health. Peers can be friends, colleagues, teammates, family...
To understand how people face the philosophical difficulty of restoring intimacy after trauma, it is essential to comprehend the significance of narrative continuity in human beings' lives. Narrative...
Background: The Impact of Trauma on Intimacy and Sexuality
Trauma can have a significant impact on an individual's ability to form meaningful and satisfying relationships with others, including in...
Introducing Emotional Integration and Past Relationship Experiences
Emotional integration refers to the process of integrating past emotions into present-day behaviors and decision-making...