Addiction and Trauma: A Complex, Not Inevitable, Connection
In professional discussions about addiction, one idea often takes center stage: the belief that addiction is primarily a trauma response. According to this view, whether.
In professional discussions about addiction, one idea often takes center stage: the belief that addiction is primarily a trauma response. According to this view, whether.
In today’s era of “cancel culture” a single misstep can carry significant social consequences. While holding people accountable and amplifying the voices of marginalized groups,.
I used to think of phobias as dramatic, life-stopping fears, the kind that keep a germaphobe wrapped in layers of protection or make someone avoid.
The modern trauma-awareness movement has brought valuable attention to mental health, but it has also given rise to a subtle yet significant problem: many people.
In common language, the phrase afraid of one’s own shadow means being unnecessarily timid. Yet, Carl Jung had a different view—he believed our “shadow” represents.