This Is How Therapy Helps Traumatized People

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28 Comments

  1. I’m in the psych ward because I’m
    Getting close to an attempt. You changed my life Dr k, I’m helping others in here. I’ve helped someone by showing them there is another way that things can happen. Corrective experiences. And they’ve changed a lot since I’ve been here in the short time I have. That’s because of you. And I’m never gonna ever stop

  2. This can be misinterpreted. It doesn't mean that all venting is a solution. It's more about, when you put yourself in those shoes, this time you get the support, you get the validation, you do not get dismissed or ghosted or hurt.

  3. Look into the legalities of what you can and cannot share with a therapist. If something was illegal or life-threatening. This can put the client at risk of legal action towards them and all parties involved. Look at the Statue of limitations of what those traumas were done to you. This can open a can of "legal actions" that cannot be put back in the can.

    It's better to repress those illegal traumatic memories of the past as they can haunt you in your future If you're therapist must take what you said to appropriate authorities of illegal actions or the threat of illegal actions.

    Bring you back into the proximity of your traumatizer/predator.

    This is just one of the reasons why trauma is hard to overcome.

  4. I agree and going to a therapist for this is so useful because, in my experience, venting to my now ex partner just led him to resent me and call me negative- he wanted me to suppress my feelings.

  5. I have CPTSD from lifelong trauma. I just went through a year and half of the most extreme trauma and just found a temporary safe space. The thing is that you have to have someone you trust to vent to. My only shoulder isn't a therapist but my social worker and someone I talk to and know from FB but never met

  6. so, do you mean to say that therapy makes negative emotions go away, or that it gives you the ability to take action despite the emotion's presence?

  7. Talking about trauma often makes it worse. Bad therapists will keep you going round in circles not recognising this. People need strategies to work with behaviours that keep them stuck in the trauma, not just catharsis. Traumatised people often make their own symptoms worse inadvertently

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