As experts are examining and revising some of the descriptions of trauma and its impact, those of us who are Students of Trauma are sometimes given the opportunity to gain new clarity and insights about the its nature and how it can rob a person of the potential to be safe with themselves. I gained […]
Fear Management in these Challenging Times, Part 1
Here’s an obvious statement: we are living in extraordinarily stressful times. Many of us and our family members are feeling threatened, anxious, worried, fearful, perhaps panicky and even terrified. Anyone who has a significant trauma history can be more prone to extremes of any of these. As we all navigate these highly stressful times and […]
PTSD Not the Only Outcome of Trauma
I have several friends in the trauma-field, a few of whom are psychiatrists. Some of them were adamantly opposed to what they felt were limited descriptions of diagnoses related to trauma in the DSM IV published in 2000 and the DSM V published in 2013. With regard to trauma diagnoses, it seems like so much […]
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