Klinische Neuropsychologie: Open Access

Abstrakt

Understanding and Healing from Psycho Trauma

Lan Xiong

Psycho trauma, also known as psychological trauma, is a deeply distressing and emotionally overwhelming experience resulting from a single event or a series of events that threaten an individual's emotional or physical well-being. This article explores the definition, causes, and consequences of psycho trauma, including its potential to lead to conditions like Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). The impact of psycho trauma can disrupt an individual's sense of safety, trust, and self-esteem, resulting in various psychological symptoms. Coping and healing from psycho trauma involve seeking professional help, building a support system, practicing self-care, artistic expression, medication when necessary, and education about trauma's nature and effects. Understanding and addressing psycho trauma with compassion, professional guidance, and a robust support system can lead individuals on a path to recovery and resilience.