Psychology – Page 6 – PTSD Flight to Freedom

The Boy Who Was Raised as a Dog: A Summary and Key Insights for Trauma Survivors

February 2, 2025

—

by

in Book Summary, Childhood trauma, CPTSD, Neuroscience, Psychology, PTSD, Trauma

This blog post summarizes key insights from The Boy Who Was Raised as a Dog, focusing on how trauma impacts the developing brain and what strategies can help survivors heal.

Healing Trauma: A Summary and Key Insights for Trauma Survivors

February 1, 2025

—

by

MotionMechanic

in Book Summary, Childhood trauma, Neuroscience, Psychology, PTSD, Trauma

This blog post explores the key concepts from Healing Trauma, including how trauma affects the body, why traditional talk therapy may not be enough, and how survivors can heal through somatic awareness and nervous system regulation techniques.

Understanding the Trauma Recovery Model and Its Adaptation for PTSD and CPTSD

—

by

MotionMechanic

in CPTSD, Psychology, PTSD

This blog post explores the Trauma Recovery Model, its key stages, and how it can be adapted to support individuals with PTSD and CPTSD.

Are PTSD Nightmares Always About the Trauma?

—

by

MotionMechanic

in CPTSD, Psychology, PTSD

This blog post will explore the nature of PTSD nightmares, how they relate to trauma, and why their content may not always directly reflect the traumatic event. We will also delve into coping strategies and therapeutic approaches to help manage these distressing dreams.

Understanding Trauma-Informed Care: A Holistic Approach to Healing

—

by

MotionMechanic

in Psychology, PTSD, Trauma

This blog post explores what trauma-informed care is, its core principles, benefits, and applications in various fields, helping to create safer and more supportive environments for individuals who have experienced trauma.

Understanding the Long-Term Health Impact of Complex PTSD (CPTSD) and Effective Interventions for Healing

—

by

MotionMechanic

in CPTSD, Psychology

In this blog post, we will explore the long-term health impacts of CPTSD, as well as effective interventions to alleviate symptoms and promote recovery.