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Human beings are incredibly resilient despite being exposed to many different types of difficult and distressing events throughout their lifetime. However, when someone is exposed to a particularly severe or life-threatening situation, it can create a wide range of physical and emotional symptoms that can last months or even years and leave someone feeling helpless and hopeless. Whether short-term or long-term, trauma can affect everyone differently and diminish the ability to live a happy and productive life.
Trauma can unleash many different thoughts, feelings, and physical symptoms ranging from mild to severe and everything in between. Everyone’s experience is different, and there is no set precedence for how you should react or how long you should expect to feel the way you do. That’s why it’s important to be patient and understanding of yourself and others who are struggling to heal during this difficult time. Because everyone experiences and reacts to trauma differently, only a Licensed Clinical Psychologist can properly diagnose and support you through these difficult times, helping you achieve the harmony you deserve. Reach out to Blair Wellness Group today to get the help you need in a supportive and caring environment.
The following are some of the most common emotional symptoms often experienced by those reacting to trauma.
In addition to emotional symptoms, people may also experience various physical symptoms such as:
The only way to heal and move on from something or someone that has caused trauma in your life is to face your fears and resolve the unpleasant feelings and memories you’ve harbored for so long with the help of a licensed trauma psychologist. At Blair Wellness Group, our trauma psychologists can help those who struggle with trauma release negative feelings, build emotional resilience, and work through their barriers to happiness. Please contact us if you’re interested in learning more about treatment from a trauma psychologist in Los Angeles, Beverly Hills, West Hollywood, Irvine, Newport Beach, or the surrounding area.
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Trauma is defined as a person’s response to a deeply distressing event or series of events that are found to be physically or emotionally threatening. These extraordinarily stressful events can overwhelm you, make you feel helpless, and destroy your sense of security. Some examples include being a victim of rape or a violent attack, witnessing or being part of a terrible accident or natural disaster, and taking part in military combat.
Although most of these examples describe one-time life-threatening events, it’s important to understand that someone can experience trauma and all of its consequences through other forms of long-term stress such as a chronic illness, bullying, or domestic violence. To get a better understanding of this difficult and often debilitating disorder, it’s helpful to take a closer look at the main types of trauma and their causes.
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