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Gentle, clear writing on trauma, EMDR and the things we carry. By Dr Gurpreet Kaur, Clinical Psychologist.
Does Everyone have Trauma? Trauma seems to be a controversial term which can be challenging to fully grasp. The recent surge in the use of the term trauma
Imposter syndrome affects up to 70% of people. Discover the root causes – from perfectionism and family patterns to workplace bias – and learn how to start breaking the cycle.
What does trauma mean? The word “trauma” has its origins in ancient Greek, where “τραῦμα” (trauma) or the term “τραυματικός” (traumatikos) described an injury from a wound. The
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There is no single answer, and anyone who gives you one is usually selling you something. EMDR can take a handful of sessions for a single, contained event.
A lot of my clients come in nervous about EMDR. It makes sense. When something promises deep emotional change, it can feel a bit… terrifying, especially if you’re someone who’s spent years holding it all together. You want healing, not to be cracked open with no way back.