Tag: trauma-informed care
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Why Trauma Makes Boundaries So Hard

People who’ve experienced trauma often struggle with setting boundaries. It’s not about being weak—it’s about how trauma rewires the brain and body. This article explains why saying no, speaking up, or protecting your space can feel unsafe, confusing, or even impossible after trauma.
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How I Healed From Betrayal Using This One Simple Shift

Betrayal is not your fault. This article explains why separating your worth from their choices is key to healing betrayal trauma. You had zero percent to do with their behavior. Letting go of blame can help you feel more grounded, rebuild trust in yourself, and move forward with clarity and strength.
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Are You High-Functioning Individual Struggling with Betrayal Trauma?

Even high-functioning individuals can get stuck in betrayal trauma. This article explains how driven, motivated people may overlook the impact of trauma and why working harder isn’t the answer. Learn how therapy that addresses the nervous system—not just your thoughts—can help you recover in a way that matches your strengths.
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Reclaiming Your Worth After Betrayal

Betrayal trauma recovery means separating your worth from your partner’s choices. This article explains why their actions aren’t about you—and how believing that truth changes everything. Letting go of self-blame is easier said than done. Here’s how to reclaim your sense of self.
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Understanding Iatrogenic Injury When You’re Trying to Heal

Understanding Iatrogenic Injury in Trauma Therapy: Challenges and Solutions Iatrogenic injury in therapy refers to unintended harm caused by psychological treatments aimed at healing trauma. This phenomenon adds complexity to the recovery process and the original trauma itself, making it challenging for individuals to revisit traumatic experiences. Iatrogenic trauma can occur when psychotherapeutic interventions unintentionally…