Trauma repression is the brain’s way of unconsciously push away painful, overwhelming memories as protection from the emotional distress — pain, fear, anxiety, or guilt — of revisiting those memories. By repressing trauma, the brain gives one the ability to live their...
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a mental health diagnosis that can arise after experiencing or seeing a traumatic event such as a natural disaster, war, accident, sexual assault, or physical abuse. It’s marked by flashbacks or nightmares; avoidance of what...
In mental health, trauma is an emotional response to a distressing event with the potential for long-term mental and/or physical harm. Trauma impacts our sense of safety and self through such events as accidents, natural disasters, war, or the death of a loved one or...
Childhood trauma and the chronic stress associated with it can affect our brain chemistry and coping mechanisms, which can cause chronic physical health problems. Childhood trauma and chronic stress can result in such physical health problems as heart disease, stroke,...
The aviation field can be a thrilling and exciting experience, whether as a career or even a hobby. Despite the thrill and excitement of being in the air, over time, pilots may develop negative thoughts and feelings which could manifest as anxiety, panic, stress, and...
Telehealth therapy has gained acceptance since the pandemic and is a great way to make progress on your self-care and mental health during summer months when the routine changes for many of us. Telehealth therapy uses face-to-face telecommunication over the internet...
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