Peritraumatic dissociation is referred to the clinical term for dissociation at the time of the trauma. Dissociation is the normal response from our central nervous system, if we in the face of intense physical damage, fear or terror are we not avoid, escape or protect us from. We take a partial or total disruption of the normal functioning of our mind in a State of dissociation. We can no longer feel physical pain, communicate shed tears, access or express emotions, and interact with others. We are separated from our physical body and emotions.
Dissociation is a natural response, we with all living things to share. In the wild, a prey of a predator remains very committed tracked in form by the length of the Chase. In his body completely available, it is actively immersed in the flight mechanism for saving his life. However, the moment, which includes predator Kiefer on his throat, the prey body limp and loose. Allows the nervous system, even from a level protect dissociation of the physical, mental and/or emotional damage that would be impossible to absorb intensity from those of the spirit. Dissociative state wildlife and human beings characterized by the confused, distant, glasses, separate we get stare when our lives, physical integrity, emotional well-being, or all of the above, suddenly, violently changed.
While Peritraumatic offers dissociation of a temporarily effective defense mechanism in the event of a severe trauma, in the long run it is, however, reduced psychological work and accommodation associated with and responsible for a number of long-term, debilitating symptoms and conditions.
Extended experience with Peritraumatic dissociation early in life, especially at repeated intervals permanently the flexibility of the boundaries between conscious and unconscious level of mind. Travel back and forth between the conscious state and the dissociative state early, directed a lifelong pattern or scholar habit to retreat to the dissociative state, if a unpleasant experience is found. Adult victims of childhood Peritraumatic dissociation find slide at any time their level of physical, mental and/or emotional comfort is changed in a dissociative state. This automatic reflex prevents them respond in a conscious, cognitive manner and take the appropriate steps to respond, to defend or to protect itself accordingly.
Symptoms trauma as a result of the dissociation can feelings of sudden separation or separation with themselves and the world (known as depersonalization) containing, as if reality are suddenly less real, vague, dreamlike had or is missing in the sense, intellectual self-defense mechanisms blocked the trauma (to the as psychic numbing), a general feeling of indifference or suppression of emotions (known as withdrawal), or sometimes amnesia about the events of the abuse.
Clinical studies of Peritraumatic have shown dissociation, exposure or General dissociative tendencies pose a risk for chronic post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and post-traumatic symptoms later in life, regardless of the level of trauma. Additional symptoms along with dissociation in traumatic abuse victims are found anxiety, low self-esteem, the production of recurring medical symptoms without apparent cause (known as Somatization), depression, chronic pain, interpersonal dysfunction, substance abuse, self-mutilation and suicidal thoughts and actions.
Trauma-related Clinical Hypnotherapy allows us to the first sensitizing event, so to the root cause of the trauma to return. We can not always be consciously aware, which is the first sensitizing event. In many cases was what an insignificant event from point of view can be considered adults in fact an event of great emotional impact on a small child. When the event to the adult consciousness is lost appears, it remains an active survival tool that we have in a deep-rooted musical response, the instinctive when dealing with similar trigger. When the sensitizing event by other events in life, reinforced a pattern of behavior or survival techniques are set in place, which are extremely resistant against in the conscious mode change. Reframing the initial sensitizing event with Hypnotherapy allows us to work to reveal at the subconscious level and bring resolution trauma wounds of the past.
Hypnosis techniques address specifically the practices currently taking place. If old negative behaviors are properly addressed, space for new positive behaviors will be formed created. Healthy and positive emotional positive associations are to presented initiated to focus new routines for the mind. Once former negative behaviors are reduced and published, active techniques used to find, create and maintain of new emotional balance. Hypnotherapy allows us to communicate directly with the subconscious mind to correct us, correct and handle a variety of physiological and psychological symptoms.
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© GMB ~ based in Portland, Oregon, Genvièv Martin Bernard, DESS, CHT, is a forensic and clinical Hypnotherapist who advises local, national and international, in person and remote. Working with trauma, goal achievement and improve the competitive sporting skills include their areas of expertise.
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