
Physical Trauma and PTSD: How the Body and Mind Are Connected
Learn how physical trauma affects both the body and mind, why it can lead to PTSD, common symptoms, risk factors, and when to seek trauma-informed care.
When it comes to learning how to overcome trauma, it can be tempting to push away. Handling the painful experiences and difficult memories of our past is uncomfortable and we might not feel ready quite yet.
Trauma manifests in the form of anxiety, panic attacks and lowered self-esteem. Trauma remains stubbornly in residence within our nervous systems until it is released. It is not a passive occupant.
Healing takes time and professional guidance. It requires patience in order for true recovery to occur. However, there are many ways you can empower yourself to overcome trauma each day.
Try out each of these recommendations during the coming month. Experiment with the tools and methods that feel right for you. You might be surprised at how impactful small changes can be.
You deserve to enjoy a life free from the pain of trauma. Healing might take time, but it is absolutely possible. Each passing day is a powerful step forwards on your recovery journey. Let us help you find emotional peace. Give us a call 860-385-1472 for a free 15-minute phone consultation.

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