Recovery From Trauma
Yes it is possible to recover from trauma.
Trauma has many faces.
It can range from family and cultural (systemic) trauma to personal trauma of all kinds. It may show itself as anxiety, panic attacks and PTSD to name only a few possibilities.
Trauma may be treated with Emotional Mind Integration for personal trauma or Family Constellations for systemic trauma.
Trauma or anxiety may be triggered by daily ‘normal events and cues once it is in place. Self Healing may take place.
Until fairly recently it was thought that trauma caused damage to the brain and neural system that could not be reversed or recovered or cured. The traditional teaching for the medical professions has had a view of the brain being mechanical in nature. That if damaged is considered to be permanently ‘broken’. The symptoms may be managed by cognitive behavioural therapy and medication only often for life.
This is a very strong statement that can make many give up hope.
There is no doubt that trauma leaves an imprint on the body and mind. The shock of the moment or event is stored in a frozen space and state and may be triggered into action at any time.
More recently neuroscience has shown that the brain and the neural system is more akin to plastic, in that it has a pliable plasticity about it. The brain is constantly rewiring itself and has a great capacity for healing.
Further epigenetic studies show that DNA may be switched on or off by a variety of factors. Stress and trauma can impact the brain and neural system and DNA and this can be reversed or changed by the release or recovery of such stressors.
Is it possible to recover from trauma?
Trauma has many faces.
It can range from family and cultural trauma to personal trauma of all kinds.
It may show itself as anxiety, panic attacks and PTSD to name only a few possibilities.
Trauma may be treated with EMI for personal trauma or Family Constellations for systemic trauma.
If you book an RCH session I will work wth you according to your requirements. Using EMI or Family Constelaltions or the combination Rapid Core Healing.
The Many Parts of you
We are comosed of many parts. This is normal. When we are traumatised one part becomes frozen in the trauma nd forms triggers into yoru daily life. See the diagram2 Triggered. When thisis trigerred it becomes huge and overwhelms your other healthy parts. With EMIyou may restore the triggered part to normal
Traditional treatment of trauma
Until fairly recently it was thought that trauma caused damage to the brain and neural system that could not be reversed or recovered or cured. The traditional teaching for the medical professions has had a view of the brain being mechanical in nature. That if damaged is considered to be permanently ‘broken’. The symptoms may be managed by cognitive behavioural therapy and medication only often for life.
This is a very strong statement that can make many giving up hope.
There is no doubt that trauma leaves an imprint on the body and mind. The shock of the moment or event is stored in a frozen space and state and may be triggered into action at any time.
Some facts about present treatments
1 CBT is the preferred modality by the traditional medical model.
CBT -Cognitive Behavioural Therapy works with cognitions, thoughts, beliefs and behaviour. Its purpose is to teach people how to manage their symptoms. CBT works with the conscious mind and behaviour primarily.
2 Trauma due to its shocking or painful nature is usually repressed into the subconscious mind. This is to protect the psyche from overwhelm.
3 CBT does not address repressed memories or pain and does not have the knowledge, philosophy, methodology or skill to deal with repressed material effectively..
4 Talk Therapy and support groups may be of some help in gaining support, but talking about trauma is likely to re-traumatize. Trauma groups may in-advertantly, repeatedly re-traumatize their participants not only with each person’s own trauma, but by vicarious trauma, the trauma of others due to being immersed in traumatic stories.
Present Day thinking about Trauma
More recently neuroscience has shown that the brain and the neural system is more akin to plastic, in that it has a pliable plasticity about it. The brain is constantly rewiring itself and has a great capacity for healing. Further epigenetic studies show that DNA may be switched on or off by a variety of factors. Stress and trauma can impact the brain and neural system and DNA and this can be reversed or changed by the release or recovery of such stressors.
This new information gives great hope to trauma sufferers and to mental health in general.
I have worked with trauma since 2000 and discovered that talk therapy and attempting to control thoughts or behaviour have little affect.
Over the years I have developed a methodology that is effective in:
- Releasing trauma of the past and providing healing pathways to recovery, This is a unique journey for each person.
- Assisting in creating new healthier neural pathways from which to operate.
- Build resilience and take positive learnings from life experience into the present.
- Assist the person in creating healthier beliefs, behaviour and personal boundaries.
- Restore healthy functioning of thinking, feeling and response according to individual needs
I have developed a way of working that works with the unconscious mind using EMI and RCH. This is:
- Not re-traumatizing
- Aids in recovery and healing
- Deals with the roots cause and not only the symptoms
Encourages the growth of new healthy neural pathways.
Systemic trauma is resolved through Family Constellations
For more detail on dealing with trauma see my book here
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder PTSD
Rapid Core Helaing is an ideal way to self heal PTSD in a way fthat is non traumatising and safe.
Please contact us to discuss your treatment.
At RCH you will receive competent, sensitive help in moving into more freedom.
Testimonial
“I was involved in a serious car accident where I was trrapped for several hours and my partenr died in the accident. The flash-backs were very disturbing and I had received lot of help from my GP but the flash backs contnued. The sessions I had with Yildiz were so relieving in helping me put it behind me.” Peter