Category: Trauma

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How to Heal From Generational Trauma

By: Dr. Gregory Jantz  •  May 3, 2023

Most people are aware the effects of a traumatic experience can last for a long time. What you may not know is that future generations can inherit -- sometimes literally -- these effects as well. Many families have been impacted by generational trauma, and it’s possible that you are facing...

What Are the Freeze and Fawn Responses?

By: Dr. Gregory Jantz  •  April 18, 2023

Have you ever heard of the “fight-or-flight response”? Fight and flight are both common, well-known responses to trauma and stress. They’re biological responses that we, as humans, have to confront dangerous situations. When faced with a threat, our nervous systems can react to help us fight off the threat or...

Enmeshment Trauma - Setting Boundaries Within Enmeshed Families and Relationships

By: Dr. Gregory Jantz  •  February 10, 2023

“Boundaries are a prerequisite for compassion and empathy. We can't connect with someone unless we're clear about where we end and they begin. If there's no autonomy between people, then there's no compassion or empathy, just enmeshment.” — Brené Brown, Atlas of the Heart What is enmeshment? The concept of...

How to Heal From Abandonment Issues

By: Dr. Gregory Jantz  •  December 8, 2022

Many people have experienced a form of abandonment in their lives, which can lead to issues around trust, belonging, and connectedness. You’re not alone if this is your experience. According to the American Psychiatric Association, abandonment means: Desertion or substantial leave-taking by a parent or primary caregiver of his or...

Trauma & Depression: The Other Side Of The Mountain

By: Hannah Smith  •  October 28, 2019

Part II of a Six-part Trauma Series. Trigger warning: This is a difficult topic. Some examples of trauma with depression will be eluded to without details in order to set a scene for clarity and relatability.  _____________ Skyla sits and stares out the window of her small apartment. She watches...

What Trauma Is And Is Not

By: Hannah Smith  •  October 7, 2019

Part I of a Six-part Trauma Series. Trigger warning: This is a difficult topic. Some examples of traumas will be alluded to without details in order to set a scene for clarity and relatability.  _____________ “What’s wrong with me? Why can’t I just snap out of it?  It’s been almost...

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