Trauma

The Signs

Trauma in action

“This is too much,” you say to yourself, an intrusive thought that comes out of the blue – visualizing the traumatic event.

You’re now feeling confused and disoriented. The disturbing image causes your mood to change immediately.

the loop

So what do you do?

You find yourself becoming avoidant of anything that could potentially trigger an unwanted feeling or memory of that event.

Your trauma leaves you socially isolated and withdrawn from your world.

That which once brought you happiness and joy is now something you avoid at all costs.

You fear that you will re-experience the traumatic event – leading to panic.

Physically, you are left easily startled, fatigued and exhausted. You try to sleep, but it feels impossible.

Your body is tense, which causes your muscles to spasm.
Even your sex life is suffering.

where we are

What you now experience is the impact of long-term trauma.

To manage your trauma’s unwanted memories, you try to control for things to happen in your world-leading to compulsive behavior patterns.

You’re left feeling depressed and hopeless, leading to self-destructive behaviors – i.e., excessive drinking, substance abuse, overeating, impulsivity.

how you feel

It's become too much for you. You feel like you are in a hole now.

You want a way to control your reaction to the fear of being re-traumatized – that constant fear of being threatened.

You experience uncontrollable reactive thought patterns and dissociative symptoms.

But you realize that no matter what you do or how hard you try, you can’t do this on your own.
The suffering that you’re experiencing will continue unless you act now.

If you don’t reach out, you will continue to experience these things, returning to the destructive patterns that do not serve your higher self.

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While we do not yet know your story, we understand what it means to suffer in silence.
Our group of skilled therapists understand the long-term impact of trauma and are trained to work in helping you resolve this.

Through methods like hypnotherapy and EMDR, we have seen transformations in the lives of those who’ve experienced trauma.

While this is a challenging and scary time, we’re here to help you in your journey to recovery and healing.

And while we are here ready to help, only you can make the call.