Примери за използване на Unresolved trauma на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Is unresolved trauma playing a role in your OCD?
Behind every highly dramatic person, there's an unresolved trauma.
Do you have unresolved trauma or a history of abuse?
Likewise, sometimes emotional silence is the“natural” response to unresolved trauma.
Unresolved trauma can haunt us throughout our lives in ways that often don't seem direct.
Seeing your mother as a victim of her own unresolved trauma and a culture of patriarchy.
Likewise, there are cases where emotional silence is the“natural” response to an unresolved trauma.
Especially if your depression is rooted in unresolved trauma or fed by obsessive, negative thoughts.
Blame bad patterns we saw in our families growing up, such as conflict avoidance,fear of how your husband will respond, unresolved traumas and more.
We all carry tension, unresolved trauma, or the feeling of coming short of what others expect us to be.
Therefore, perhaps the most important thing we can do to resolve unresolved trauma is to create a coherent narrative.
Haunted by an unexplainable and unresolved trauma from her past and compounded by a string of eerie coincidences, Adelaide feels her….
Add a mindfulness element,especially if your depression is rooted in unresolved trauma or fed by obsessive, negative thoughts.
Depression can be caused by physiology, unresolved trauma, complicated grief, unresolved and unmet childhood needs, and circumstantial factors mixed with faulty cognitive patterns.
A mindful element is added during exercise,if your depression is due to unresolved trauma or fed by excessive, negative thoughts.
Haunted by an inexplicable and unresolved trauma from her past and compounded by a string of eerie coincidences, Adelaide feels her paranoia elevate to high-alert as she grows increasingly certain that something bad is going to befall her family.
Those problems could be depression,an inability to manage stress, an unresolved trauma from your childhood, or any number of mental health issues.
She goes on to say how physical pain“functions to warn a person that there is still emotional work to be done, andit can also be a sign of unresolved trauma in the nervous system.”.
But if you carry a well of shame and unresolved trauma inside of you, no amount of money, no measure of success or celebrity can fill it.".
Often, physical pain functions to warn a person that there is still emotional work to be done, andit can also be a sign of unresolved trauma in the nervous system More.
These problems may be different such as depression,an inability to manage stress, an unresolved trauma from your childhood, or any number of mental health issues.
She believed that the unconscious command of the individual, not to be aware of how he or she was treated in childhood, led to displacement: the irresistible drive to repeat abusive parenting in the next generation of children ordirect unconsciously the unresolved trauma against others(war, terrorism, delinquency), or against him or herself(eating disorders, drug addiction, depression).
She believed that the unconscious command of the individual, not to be aware how he or she was treated in childhood, led to displacement: the irresistible drive to repeat abusive parenting in the next generation of children, orto direct unconsciously the unresolved trauma against him or herself(eating disorders, drug addiction, depression) or against others(war, terrorism, delinquency).
Simply put, addiction nearly always arises in people with unresolved childhood trauma, psychological disorders, or personality challenges.
It could be the result of some trauma or unresolved guilt, causing the mind to repress the memory.
Any past trauma or unresolved issues will continue to circulate in our lives until we address them, and amend them.
Those of us who have experienced unresolved personal trauma in our lives carry the seeds of our own destruction.
Identity for adults with unresolved developmental trauma is often organised around being a survivor and maintaining basic safety in relation to others, leading to re-traumatising and disheartening repetitions, preventing growth-oriented experiences.
While I was overseas, I also attended a“What Doctor's Don't Tell You” conference in London, and there I was exposed to the work of Dr. Hamer,who believes that underneath every case of cancer lies an unresolved emotional trauma.
Unresolved hurts and traumas are playing a bigger role in our health than we perhaps could have ever imagined.