Trauma is a heavy burden that can impact a person’s mental and physical health. It can affect many aspects of daily life, making it difficult to cope with stress and maintain healthy relationships. At True Life Center, we know how challenging it can be to overcome trauma, which is why we offer neurobiological integration for…
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For many individuals struggling with anxiety, drinking alcohol feels like an easy way to relax and take the edge off. While lots of people drink to find relief from the stress of their busy days, if left unchecked, it can lead to a worsening cycle of anxiety and dependence. Understanding how alcoholism and anxiety are…
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Codependency is a learned behavior that can negatively impact your relationships, self-esteem, and emotional well-being. Most simply, codependency is a behavior pattern that consistently causes people to prioritize the needs of others over their own. Though this can sound caring and altruistic, it can also result in emotional exhaustion and resentment when people aren’t mindful…
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Healing from life’s most difficult circumstances often requires people to find connection with others who have been through similar situations. This is very true of mental health challenges. When people experience trauma, a supportive environment where people feel seen and understood is essential. It’s because of this, that group therapy can be invaluable. At True…
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Trauma can leave deep emotional scars that impact every aspect of your life. When you begin looking for professional support, you want to know that the person leading your therapy understands how your experiences shape your daily life. That’s why finding a trauma-informed therapist is so important. A comprehensive trauma therapy program can be an…
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Trauma bonding is a complex psychological response that occurs in abusive relationships, making it incredibly difficult for individuals to break free—even when they recognize the harm being done. The emotional attachment formed through cycles of abuse, manipulation, and intermittent reinforcement can feel overwhelming, leaving survivors feeling stuck. Healing from trauma bonding is possible, but it…
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Trauma bonding is a psychological phenomenon that occurs when a victim forms a deep emotional attachment to an abuser. This bond develops as a result of intermittent reinforcement—periods of kindness and affection interspersed with abuse. Trauma bonding can happen in various contexts, including romantic relationships, familial connections, and even workplaces, making it difficult for individuals…
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When people go through deeply distressing events as children or young adults, the impact of that trauma, if not dealt with, doesn’t just go away. As humans, our brains are designed to protect us from things that are harmful. That means that without proper healing, the brain can bury memories of traumatic events. Unfortunately, while…
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Taking care of your mental health isn’t something to be ashamed of. On the contrary, it’s a brave step that more and more people prioritize as a part of their regular routine. Whether you’re navigating anxiety or depression or just wanting to understand yourself better, finding the right care provider is essential for your overall…
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Living with depression can often feel like you’re carrying weight that no one else can see, but it impacts every area of your life. While the low of depression might leave you feeling disconnected from life and joy, there are treatments available to help you regain a sense of purpose and meaning in life. One…
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