Families are composed of individuals who share a common history, culture, language, values, beliefs, traditions, and experiences that shape their identity and behavior. As such, they provide a...
The way that people experience and process trauma varies greatly from person to person, but it is generally understood to be an emotional response to a highly stressful event such as abuse, violence,...
The process of reintegrating into civilian life after military service can be difficult for many veterans, particularly those who have experienced traumatic events during their time of service. These...
Veterans who have experienced traumatic events during their military service may develop trauma-driven attachment patterns that can significantly impact their emotional well-being. Therapeutic...
Soldiers often return from war zones with a sense of disorientation about their own beliefs and values due to the traumatic events they have witnessed. This can lead them to feel estranged from their...
The term "intimate" is often associated with sexual or romantic relations, but it also has a broader meaning that includes emotional closeness and understanding between people. Veterans may find...
Veterans who have experienced combat-related moral injury can find it challenging to rebuild trust in their partner's emotional availability due to the trauma they have faced. After returning home...
How can intimate body movement practices become a form of somatic therapy that heals trauma and reconnects one with the body?
Intimate body movement practices are physical exercises that focus on...
Those who seek psychological help often struggle to find someone they can relate to on an emotional level. This is especially true for those looking for therapy that involves personal growth or...
There has been an increasing recognition of the profound and lasting effects that traumatic experiences can have on individuals, both mentally and physically. Survivors of trauma often struggle to...