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Autopsy finds no signs of trauma in death of man found in creek - News-Leader.com
Tue, 03 Apr 2007 20:28:53 GMT
| Autopsy finds no signs of trauma in death of man found in creek News-Leader.com, MO - The Greene County Sheriff's Office said an autopsy showed no obvious signs of trauma in the death of David Charles Pearson, 52, whose body was discovered ... |
What Is Trauma Counseling?
After any kind of traumatic event, adults and children alike can find it hard to cope with the aftermaths of the situation. A traumatic event can be anything from a car crash to a natural disaster but can lead to difficulty moving on and victims can even experience flashbacks and anxiety attacks while children are susceptible to regression during these extremely difficult times. Trauma counseling is a way in which to confront the fears and memories of a traumatic event and lead to the victim overcoming their loss and anxiety about the situation. Trauma counseling should be available for anyone who has suffered through a traumatic event.
Trauma counseling involves a one on one or group therapy session in order to help the victim express themselves fully about what their fears and struggles are after a serious event occurs. They can talk to the counselor about their feelings, anxieties and symptoms of trauma. For some, the ability just to talk to someone about what happened can be of enormous help to them. For others, trauma counseling is needed in order to evaluate their feelings of loss and fear and how to move on from the trauma of the event. People can find it difficult to accept bad situations and worry about the situation reoccurring and trauma counseling can help them put it into perspective and speed up the healing process.
Is Trauma Counseling Necessary?
A traumatic event can bring up many kinds of feelings and a lot of people need something to get them through it. Although trauma counseling is not for everyone, many people find it to be beneficial. In an event where a group of survivors need trauma counseling, a group session can be very advantageous because it is letting all of the people in the same situation to discuss their feelings and help each other get through the grief and fear. They may feel relief from the fact that other people are going through the exact same thing as them and find that they get over the event or loss with the help of the rest of the group.
Trauma counseling can help both adults and children who all react in different and individual ways to a traumatic event. Survivors of such an event can have feelings of guilt at surviving when others didn't and often feel like they could have done something differently to help but trauma counseling works on the specific fears of each person and works at enabling people to release their emotions and feelings on the subject. It can be hard for a lot of people to talk about a significant trauma in their lives and trauma counseling aims to help people focus their energies on moving on and healing themselves. For a lot of people it is a necessary part of the process.
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