Month: July 2016

Grounding Tool For Dissociation And Trauma

Grounding Tool For Dissociation And Trauma

  Dissociation is a topic that many people struggle to understand. Dissociation is basically a “splitting off” from reality or feeling “absent” from your body or your consciousness in some way. It is often a coping mechanism developed to cope with reality, trauma, or an …

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Domestic Violence: 1 Major Consequence

Domestic Violence: 1 Major Consequence

Domestic violence is a very significant topic for trauma therapists. Why? Because we have so many obstacles and barriers to face in the attempt to protect the victim(s). Sadly, trauma therapists are often unable to help a victim heal completely due to the traumatic affects …

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3 Ways Parents Can Set Limits With Borderline Teens

3 Ways Parents Can Set Limits With Borderline Teens

  Are you the parent of a teen who is struggling with intense emotions, rage or anger, emotional lability, interpersonal conflict, unstable social or family relationships, and poor self-image? If so, perhaps you are dealing with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD). Borderline Personality Disorder cannot be …

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