Why Trauma Responses Don’t Make Sense (But Actually Do)
Overreacting to small things. Shutting down without warning. Freezing when you most need to act. Here’s the science behind why trauma responses feel irrational — and why they aren’t.
Overreacting to small things. Shutting down without warning. Freezing when you most need to act. Here’s the science behind why trauma responses feel irrational — and why they aren’t.
For the people who love trauma survivors — why trying to fix them often makes things harder, and what actually helps.
Why trauma responses don’t follow logic — and what’s actually happening in the body and brain when someone with trauma feels unsafe.
A letter from someone with trauma to the people who love them — and a guide for understanding what’s really happening beneath the surface.
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