Trauma may be divided into five main types

While trauma is a complex subject, I have split it into five major areas.

1

Formative years. Poor bonding

Starting with the impact of relational responses in our formative years. The interpersonal, bonding style of parent to child.

This may start with problematic, confusing or painful experiences with their care givers. Parents who are still experiencing their own trauma. Such parents, even with good intentions may find it impossible to engage. This is often because they didn’t have a close connection with their own parents. They find it hard to connect with their emotions and engage in close way with their child.

When this Is not taking place the children often withdraw and shut down. Due to the pain felt, as all children need love and touch and to develop in a healthy way. Causing one level of distress or trauma for the child. Which may remain with them for life unless an appropriate way of healing can take place.

This means, a woman suffering with depression may feel numb. This means she may feel distracted, lost or sad. This passes on disturbing messages to her child. The child requires attention and unreserved love to develop and function well. If that is not available, the child takes on the idea or feeling that they are not deserving in some way.

2

The second is systemic.

If we imaging that a mother who is flat due to their own poor bonding is passing on this experience to their own child. , It is easy to see how this can become a systemic problem. This can result in each generation experiencing a poor sense of worth.

Poor self-esteem and motivation for life. Further, there may be generational trauma accompanying this. Or as the primary initial cause. They have a heavy destiny of misfortune or victimisation.

They often find such difficult destinies run out into their present lives as well. This may be a bonding issue with generational trauma underlying it.

Generational Trauma (Systemic)

There is another form of trauma that I work with called Generational trauma. Using
Systemic Family Constellations  as a specialist tool for this type of trauma.

Scientists are forever discovering new genes in our DNA.  Latest discovery is the linking of genes to depression and anxiety This leads to the assumption that these conditions could be inherited just as, for example, heart disease. Leading to the conclusion that unresolved trauma could be passed down the generations:

Read about recent Genes discovery by QLD scientists

3

The third is:

Shock, disappointment, betrayal, of some sort at any stage of life.

An emotional overload that couldn’t be processed.

4

The fourth is:

Vicarious trauma. Many health workers live with this. Experiencing or witnessing extreme shock, violence, accidents, violation, atrocity has a traumatising effect.

5

The fifth:

is sexual abuse. This may be within the family. Or by a trusted person or institution. Alternatively, it may be date rape or violent anonymous sexual attack, here we have systemic and personal trauma.

Points to be noted

• Trauma lies in the subconscious mind and in the body.It needs to worked with at these levels
  Trauma in two Types
• Trauma needs to be resolved with specific approaches for the Personal and Systemic subconscious minds.
• Requires Two individual ways of Processing.

1. Personal- withEmotional Mind Integration
2. Systemic (Generational trauma) -with Family Constellations.
3. This two strand combination is Rapid Core Healing

Trauma Therapy with EMI is a powerful way of working for counsellors and mental health workers
and for individuals who want effective results

Such traumas are buried in the unconscious mind.

These may arise as symptoms, feelings, triggers, mind states or panic attacks.

These may affect mental health and self-esteem.

They may also be the root cause of addiction.

Trauma Therapy with EMI

An outline of what happens in an EMI session:

Trauma Therapy with EMI – about the founder – Yildiz Sethi 

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Problem

The disturbances that come from trauma remain trapped in the body. If they are not processed in a healthy way, they remain and form problematic ways of coping.

Fight and flight response is not complete.

Many of these disturbances form triggers into daily life. Into normal interactions, situations and relationships.

Others develop into mental illness, depression, anxiety, panic attacks, substance abuse.

People with underlying trauma may have panic attacks, flash backs, irrational fears. They may also have irrational beliefs and defensive behaviour.

Solution

I offer new and highly effective ways to  work with trauma that is both Trauma informed and Trauma skilled. Details on my dedicated site HERE

I offer new and effective ways to work with trauma that is both Trauma informed and Trauma skilled.

This is safe, effective, brief. Only a few sessions:

 Emotional Mind integration for personal trauma and  Family Constellations for systemic trauma

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