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What is Complex PTSD?

Complex PTSD is a disorder that may develop after prolonged relational trauma. It is complex in its symptomology and treatment. Some treatments work for people with Complex PTSD. What is Complex PTSD? Complex Post-Traumatic Stress… 

What is PTSD?

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) can bring much distress and significantly interferes with a person’s daily life. It can be associated with several comorbid disorders. There are several treatments for PTSD. What is Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder… 

How Christianity Can Be Incorporated into Trauma Therapy

Trauma can have a significant effect on Christians and may interfere with their faith and relationship with God. Often, Christians prefer to incorporate their faith in therapy. Christianity can be incorporated into various evidence-based trauma… 

What is Flash Technique?

The Flash Technique was developed to reduce the extreme distress that some traumatic memories can bring. It can be used as a standalone treatment, in combination with EMDR or other therapies. It is an effective… 

EMDR and Spirituality

EMDR and spirituality can complement each other very well, with each having the ability to enhance the other. They can work together to promote your healing process and lead you to further spiritual growth. What… 

The Damage of Toxic Positivity

Toxic positivity is when optimism or positive thinking is taken too far to the point where negative emotions are shut down and hardships are invalidated. It can do real harm to people struggling with different… 

The Connection Between Trauma and Chronic Pain

Trauma and Chronic Pain are challenging to live with; they often occur together and exacerbate each other. This can make recovery more difficult and your experience with each condition worse. Some treatments can bring healing… 

What is the Default Mode Network (DMN)?

The Default Mode Network (DMN) is a system of connected brain areas that influences what you think about when you are not focused on a specific task. It can influence your pattern of reactions to…