Post by anne12 on Mar 13, 2022 7:02:57 GMT
Other possible reasons for trauma/disorganised behavior - also later in life: (fight, flight, freeze (fawn) survival responses)
A trauma is any event that breaks through the body's stimulus barrier and leads to overwhelming feelings of helplessness. Freud
We are being traumatized if our ability to respond to a single threat is overwhelmed in one way or another (too much, too fast, too early especially if we can't reach successful resolution.' (Peter Levine)
In shock trauma, the instinctive level of us has perceived the situation as life-threatening.
Emotional overwhelmingness, can give some of the same symptoms as real shock trauma
The more one's own nervous system has been without good support and presence (especially in childhood), the greater the tendency to be stressed and things can turn up as trauma and stiffness in the nervous system.
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A trauma is any event that breaks through the body's stimulus barrier and leads to overwhelming feelings of helplessness. Freud
We are being traumatized if our ability to respond to a single threat is overwhelmed in one way or another (too much, too fast, too early especially if we can't reach successful resolution.' (Peter Levine)
In shock trauma, the instinctive level of us has perceived the situation as life-threatening.
Emotional overwhelmingness, can give some of the same symptoms as real shock trauma
The more one's own nervous system has been without good support and presence (especially in childhood), the greater the tendency to be stressed and things can turn up as trauma and stiffness in the nervous system.
jebkinnisonforum.com/post/12359/
jebkinnisonforum.com/thread/3372/touched-war-self-support-tools