Do you have a history of trauma (i.e., abuse, neglect, psychological or emotional chaos growing up, etc)? Trauma can include a host of experiences, too many to name here. But trauma is a powerful consequence of emotional and psychological chaos. What I mean by this is that despite whatever the traumatic situation entailed, the result is often chaos in the mind and emotions of the person who experienced the traumatic event. In fact, our perceptions of the event itself could lead to symptoms of trauma, which I have discussed in previous articles.
This article will highlight some of the ways trauma can complicate treatment and the importance of being open to the ways it can affect diagnosis and treatment recommendations.
[For more of this story, written by Tamara Hill, go to https://blogs.psychcentral.com...al-health-treatment/]
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