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by Adam Glendye
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Benefits of EMDR Therapy

The Benefits of EMDR Therapy for Trauma Counseling Trauma can have a profound impact on a person’s mental and emotional well-being, often leading to long-term struggles with anxiety, depression, and other psychological issues. There are many benefits to using EMDR as a part of your trauma counseling. Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) therapy has…

by Adam Glendye
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Why Trauma Therapy Takes Time to Bring Healing

Trauma, whether stemming from childhood experiences or the horrors of war, leaves an indelible mark on the human psyche. These deep wounds can shape how individuals view themselves, relate to others, and navigate the world. The process of healing from such profound injuries isn\’t swift or linear. Trauma therapy takes time when aimed at addressing…

by Adam Glendye
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Music: \”Grief is Only Love\” by Stephen Wilson Jr.

Grief is a universal experience, yet it is profoundly personal. It touches every part of our lives and can leave us feeling lost, broken, and in pain. However, grief is not just about sorrow; it is also a reflection of love. The song \”Grief is Only Love\” by Stephen Wilson Jr. encapsulates this beautifully, reminding…

by Adam Glendye
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Music: \”Grief is Only Love\” by Stephen Wilson Jr.

by Adam Glendye
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Isolation as a Trauma Coping Mechanism

Isolation is a common response for individuals dealing with trauma, acting as a coping mechanism that may seem counterintuitive but is deeply rooted in the psyche\’s attempt to protect itself. When people experience traumatic events, their emotional and physical responses can be overwhelming, leading them to seek solace in solitude. This blog explores how isolation…

by Mary Laughlin
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Mind Full or Mindful: Mindfulness Benefits

Today we are going to explore the question: \”What is Mindfulness?\” Before you read any more of this blog, take a look around you. What do you notice? Without moving from where you are, what do you see? Can you see the sky out of a window? Or maybe there’s a pen or a book…

by Adam Glendye
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Trauma Counseling for Recovery: AEDP

Trauma profoundly affects millions of people each year, shaping mental health in complex ways. This is where Accelerated Experiential Dynamic Psychotherapy (AEDP) steps in. Developed by Dr. Diana Fosha in the late 1990s, AEDP is a relatively new psychotherapeutic approach designed to foster recovery from trauma by transforming emotional suffering into a journey of self-discovery…

by Adam Glendye
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Trauma Therapy Change Triangle

The Change Triangle does not only help in understanding one’s emotional landscape but also promotes emotional health by teaching skills to better manage and respond to feelings.

by Adam Glendye
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Identifying Trauma Triggers

You might feel fine one moment, but then a sudden sound, a particular image, or even a specific smell can catapult you back to those traumatic moments, bringing intense emotions and reactions that seem to come from nowhere. These experiences are known as trauma triggers.

by Katie Huggins
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Trauma Responses: Prepare

Recognize that change can activate trauma responses for yourself or your loved ones who have experienced trauma in the past. Trauma responses may manifest in various ways, including heightened anxiety, flashbacks, irritability, or withdrawal.

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