Trauma can happen to anyone. The term does not apply to just one type of experience. Instead, it applies to any situation in which a person experiences something so significant and fearful to them, that they cannot process that information properly. Many people carry trauma with them from their past. Others are dealing with it…
Are you using drugs and alcohol as a key component of your life? Do you struggle to not use because you feel there’s just too much you don’t want to think about, and these substances help you to stop doing so? Childhood trauma and addiction go hand-in-hand. Not everyone who experienced trauma will use drugs…
One of the most devastating consequences of drug abuse is widely known given its frequency and effects on those beyond the person who struggles with substance use disorder. A drug overdose can sometimes be reversed but often leaves behind grieving family members and friends who watched as their loved one grappled with drug use. Other Consequences Of Drug…
If you or someone you love struggles with drug addiction, you may be aware of a trauma-informed care treatment approach. Trauma-informed care operates under the assumption that most people have suffered trauma at some point in their lives. Trauma can present itself in several ways. One of those ways is drug and alcohol abuse. Trauma-informed…
Have you wondered, “How does trauma affect the brain?” Many people wonder this, particularly those affected by trauma and possible changes. Indeed, trauma and PTSD create changes throughout the brain. But in this organ’s credit, your brain works hard to bring its own recovery when you show it how. Understanding this will make it obvious…
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