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Overcoming past traumas

  • 25-03-2021 1:13pm
    #1
    Edna05
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    Just wondering if anyone has tips for reconsiling with yourself past traumas and hurtful experiences. Have dont counselling but every now and again they reappear and the wounds open again. Thanks


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  • #2
    Jimmy Bottlehead
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    Edna05 wrote: »
    Just wondering if anyone has tips for reconsiling with yourself past traumas and hurtful experiences. Have dont counselling but every now and again they reappear and the wounds open again. Thanks

    It depends what type of trauma, what type of counselling you've done, and the skills of the practitioner. Do you know what type of therapy your counsellor or therapist did? And what type of therapist they were? (counsellor, psychotherapist, psychologist?)


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    The Black Oil
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    Build clear and defined boundaries helps if impact by a person in your life.


  • #5
    sporina
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    Hi OP, sorry to hear that you are struggling with this..

    EDMR is a technique some therapists use to resolve trauma.. check out if there is a therapist in your area who is qualified in this field..

    There is also a great book that deals with trauma - The Body Keeps the Score - by Dr. Bessel Van Der Kolk..


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