In today’s post, we explore four statements about trauma. Discover how to best support someone who has experienced trauma; heal from trauma; and offer hope, help, and healing to those who are suffering.
A few weeks ago, we started a new series on trauma, how it affects the body, and steps you can take to heal. In my first post, we learned that trauma occurs when an event exceeds your nervous system’s capacity to cope with it. It was simply too much to process or understand at the time. This could be due to age, sensitivity, emotional stability, […]
Self-care is especially important for victims of trauma. Check out today’s article for six ways to incorporate self-care into your everyday life to promote healing and overall well-being.
In today’s post, we explore the definition of “trauma,” symptoms of unresolved trauma, and factors that determine whether a stressful event becomes traumatic for an individual. As you read or listen, ask yourself, “Does any of this resonate? Could trauma be part of my story?” and follow the rest of the series to learn ways to move forward and heal.
There is a strong correlation between what is going on in our lives and what is going on in our bodies. If you believe there may be an emotional component to your pain, check out today’s post and find out how you can be set free from the bondage of pain and fear to live the peaceful, fulfilling life you desire.
When Mary found out her 35-year-old father unexpectedly died in a farm accident, she and her family were devastated. In an instant, their world seemed to fall apart as they tried to process the trauma, had to purchase a new home, and her mom started a full-time position. Through God’s strength, her family was able to keep moving forward, and Mary’s faith was what kept her grounded during seasons of anxiety, depression, and fear. In her testimony, she shares how God grew her through her trials and planted a desire in her heart to minister to others journeying through trauma.