Sentences with phrase «painful traumatic experiences»

Further, it has been observed that disclosure of painful traumatic experiences leads to resilience among traumatized children [37].

The inability to share painful traumatic experiences may therefore hinder the protective effects of parental attachment on PTSD symptoms.

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While it's never a very pleasant experience to quit your job, there are ways to make it less painful than a traumatic high school breakup.

«The experience didn't have to be a traumatic, painful experience.

I support the mother to process her disappointing, painful, or traumatic experience of giving birth in a safe, compassionate relationship.

Most of us grow up with many false beliefs that we absorbed from parents, teachers, siblings, peers, and media and also from various painful or traumatic experiences.

I haven't written much about it because it was the most painful and traumatic thing I've ever had to experience, and even typing this is making my eyes fill with tears.

She has the insight to recognize how traumatic events and other painful experiences lead to self - defeating behaviors that can mutate our God - given characters and immobilize purpose by arresting our talents, skills, and abilities.

During her career as a Marine, she was the victim of a sexual assault, experienced a painful divorce, and was diagnosed with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.

This ancient wisdom from an African tribe, speaks a lot — addressing a role of the past we all bring with us, especially the past linked with hard, painful and traumatic experiences as these of war and violence surely are.

My first time making an ebook was a painful experience (legit traumatic haha!)

However they occur, vehicle accidents can be a traumatic and painful experience.

The entire process can be a painful, emotional, and even traumatic experience for everyone involved, including the children.

Experiencing a crush injury while on the job is a traumatic, painful, and frightening experience.

The unexpected loss of a loved one is a painful and traumatic experience, especially when the accident that caused the death was entirely preventable.

Losing a loved one is a traumatic and painful experience.

I have worked diligently to help victims of violence move on from painful experiences and cope with the negative effects that stem from these traumatic experiences.I am compassionate and genuinely dedicated to the wellbeing of the individuals I work with.»

«Cultivating meaningful - healthy relationships may be especially difficult when our sense of self is overshadowed by traumatic and emotionally painful experiences.

I have found my passion in working with teens and adults who find themselves in painful places, whether from traumatic experiences or from the inner voices of shame, and working together towards healing and peace.»

For one thing, the painful and often traumatic relational fallout due to an addiction is compounded by the greater likelihood of divorce, which is itself ranked as the second most stressful life event anyone can experience.

An experienced trauma therapist can help you process the traumatic events you have experienced and heal the painful emotions which may affect you 1 year or 50 years after the event.

Many people in therapy are attempting to cope with traumatic attachment experiences by becoming emotionally distant, minimizing painful feelings, and by devaluing intimacy, closeness, and vulnerability.

An activity - based workbook helps to engage children and promote the safety needed in sessions for children to work with practitioners and caregivers to build the skills and interpersonal resources needed to re-integrate painful memories and to foster healing after serial traumatic experiences.

The source of the problem lies in defense responses created to avoid painful unconscious material from early childhood and / or other traumatic experiences.

On the contrary, these were frequently found in the children of mothers who had suffered traumatic experiences in their own childhood, and who never developed the protective ability to mentalize their own, or their parents» mental states that were involved in the painful emotional experiences (e.g., severe neglect, loss, physical, or sexual abuse) they experienced (Fonagy et al., 1991).