I think something happens to the traumatized brain that makes it hard to just take pleasure in a vein drop falling on a leaf or light comes a window or seeing two kids play or just a little things that give color and texture to your life the view loss of innocence a real loss of just enjoying things for what they are because there's always this perception of is this the trauma again that interferes with feeling fully alive and I think the important part for therapists is not to find solutions for their patients because our brains have
everything built-in already but our job is to keep people quiet and still enough so they can observe what happened back then without the talk of reliving flashback experience treating trauma is a complicated process but it's also some of the most important work that we as practitioners do for the latest research and expert strategies just click the link below
