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Viktor Frankl (1905-1997), the Austrian neurologist and psychiatrist, represents the epitome of overcoming tragedy and making it meaningful. A Holocaust...
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Viktor Frankl (1905-1997), the Austrian neurologist and psychiatrist, represents the epitome of overcoming tragedy and making it meaningful. A Holocaust...
continue reading »In this article, I am going to define trauma from a clinical perspective, but also give insight into how discernment...
continue reading »Trauma is the response to something – usually one or more events – that overwhelms a person’s ability to cope...
continue reading »A common response to trauma is emotional avoidance. Those who suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) sometimes include emotional avoidance...
continue reading »Children are often overlooked when they face various traumatic events. People might assume that they do not understand what has...
continue reading »The last couple of years have been plagued with never-ending trauma and bad news. While this isn’t the first time...
continue reading »If there is one thing that is constant about life, it’s that there are always changes and challenges for us...
continue reading »Even the healthiest of relationships sometimes goes through times of struggle and disconnect. Life circumstances, differing expectations, personality clashes, and...
continue reading »Trauma, by its broadest definition, is everywhere. In various segments on the nightly news, in one Bible story after another,...
continue reading »Complex Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (C-PTSD or Complex PTSD) is different from other types of PTSD. The clue is in its...
continue reading »Each heart know its own bitterness, who can share its joy. – Proverbs 14:10 In counseling people for the past 22...
continue reading »Have you ever felt as if life is too unpredictable? That people can’t be trusted? That little things that use...
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