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Posted: June 26, 2022
Traumas of omission are when there is an absence, removal, or denial of life experiences that are essential to healthy human development and functioning. Neglect is a common example of this type of experience. This type of trauma can occur intentionally, such as parents purposefully…
Posted: April 24, 2022
Currently the term grooming is being misused to claim that sex education, Disney movies and/or books with sexual content are grooming children to facilitate sexual abuse. This IS NOT TRUE. Grooming is a term used when discussing sex offenders’ behaviors. Grooming is less a clinical…
Posted: April 3, 2022
As I noted earlier, according to the DSM 5, PTSD can develop if you go through a traumatic event, if you witness a traumatic, learning of a traumatic event happening to a close family member or friend, or repeated exposure to traumatic events (ex. first…
Posted: March 27, 2022
As I noted earlier, according to the DSM 5, PTSD can develop if you go through a traumatic event, if you witness a traumatic, learning of a traumatic event happening to a close family member or friend, or repeated exposure to traumatic events (ex. first…
Posted: March 6, 2022
As I posted earlier, according to the DSM 5, PTSD can develop if you go through a traumatic event, if you witness a traumatic event happening, learning of the traumatic event happening to a close family member or friend, or repeated exposure to traumatic events…
Posted: January 22, 2022
Your nervous system is what is responsible for managing danger and threat. When you have gone through trauma, especially early and/or on-going trauma, this system can get set to always on. This means that your nervous system may respond to any kind of threat as…