PTSD
However, PTSD flashbacks take on many different forms in people wrestling with trauma from their early years. A child’s mind may not be able to process the extreme nature of their abuse, so their brain creates defense mechanisms to protect their sanity. Years later, the traumatic feelings may flood back, but they are translated into new locations, scenarios, and language that register in their adult minds.
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PTSD may manifest itself in various ways; some people develop substance use issues to medicate or mask their pain, others may block out the instigating traumatic event(s) from their consciousness altogether, and still, others lash out at seemingly random intervals to express their simmering rage.
Trauma is as individual as our psychological landscape. It lurks in our memories and prompts a vast array of behaviors, mannerisms, and internal responses. If you answered “Constantly” to any of the questions above, then your trauma may be holding you prisoner. You deserve a break from the ongoing hardship that your past has ushered into your present tense.
Trauma does not need to define your future.
Mental health is a celebration of how we think and who we are. Your mind is vibrant, complex, and challenging. When psychological distress clouds your consciousness, it can hinder your social interactions, your productivity, and even your physical health. Confronting mental health issues is scary, but the alternative is worse. PTSD can linger in our thoughts and dreams for a lifetime. The sooner you confront it, the faster you can liberate yourself from the heartache of history.
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