
Beyond Fight or Flight: Understanding the Five Trauma Responses
If you’ve experienced trauma, then you know the feelings that can linger long after the traumatic event is over, including: While everyone’s response to trauma

If you’ve experienced trauma, then you know the feelings that can linger long after the traumatic event is over, including: While everyone’s response to trauma

“The past is the past.” “Stop living in the past.” “Let go of the past.” Sound familiar? Of course, there’s some truth in these common

It’s a common scenario: something bad happens. Whenever you think about it, you feel like you are losing control of your emotions. You cry. You

The word trauma may bring up all sorts of associations with specific experiences that are distressing or life-threatening. The word addiction may bring up images

The link between trauma and substance abuse is complex. To better understand it, we must thoroughly understand both factors – trauma and addiction – and

Although post-traumatic stress disorder (often called PTSD) can affect anyone exposed to trauma, the condition is often associated with combat violence or those working in

Traumatic experiences can have a lasting impact on our physical and mental health, which, among many other challenges, can affect our ability to regulate our

You may have heard of the term “re-experiencing, “a sequence of trauma-related symptoms that some people experience after a stressful or traumatic event. A person

For people with addictions, whether substance abuse or process addictions, understanding the various pathways that lead to addictive behaviours is critical to getting proper treatment