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Small ‘t’ And Large ‘T’ Trauma

Small ‘t’ And Large ‘T’ Trauma When we think about trauma, we tend to think about those who have been exposed to significant traumatic events like natural disasters, terrorism, war, combat, physical or sexual abuse, or catastrophic accidents. These are some of the most debilitating experiences we can endure. However,

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Shockwave Therapy And Drug Therapy For Erectile Dysfunction

Shockwave Therapy vs Drug Therapy For Erectile Dysfunction Erectile dysfunction (ED) is a prevalent and multifaceted condition affecting mainly males over 40 years old, with its global prevalence on the rise. It is characterised by the consistent or recurrent inability to achieve and maintain an erection sufficient for satisfactory sexual

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5 Surprising Facts About Erectile Dysfunction

5 Surprising Facts About Erectile Dysfunction In the realm of men’s health, few topics evoke as much discomfort and uncertainty as erectile dysfunction (ED). It’s a condition shrouded in misconceptions and stigma, yet its prevalence is undeniable. While some may dismiss it as a mere inconvenience, the truth is, erectile

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The Impact Trauma, PTSD and Stress

The Impact Trauma, PTSD and Stress As adults, we are more than aware of the impact childhood events, circumstances, and interactions play in forming our inner belief system. But how much is really understood about the impact trauma, PTSD and stress has on our brain. We are formed by those

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The Prevalence Of Trauma In Society

The Prevalence Of Trauma In Society In this blog, The Prevalence Of Trauma In Society, we will take a sobering look at the severe global impact of trauma on global public health. We will skim-read some of the research and what it means for us. Then we will soak up the

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Traumatic Stress Responses: Recognising The Signs And Symptoms

Traumatic Stress Responses: Recognising The Signs And Symptoms Traumatic stress is a natural response of the body to extreme or dangerous situations. It is a survival mechanism that prepares our bodies to fight or flee from danger. However, when this response is triggered too frequently, it can take a toll

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Types Of Anxiety Disorders

Types Of Anxiety Disorders Experiencing anxiety is a normal part of life. However, people with anxiety disorders often have persistent, intense, excessive worry and fear about everyday situations. Anxiety disorders can involve frequent episodes of sudden feelings of extreme anxiety, terror or fear that reaches a peak within minutes. Anxiety

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What is EMDR Trauma Therapy?

What is EMDR Trauma Therapy? If you are on the lookout for Trauma or PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder) therapy, you are likely to have looked into EMDR therapy. As therapies go, this is probably the leading treatment for PTSD or Trauma, and for a good reason, as it works

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What is Morning Anxiety?

What is Morning Anxiety? Although morning anxiety is not a medical term, it does refer to waking up in the morning with feelings of stress and worry. If you are dealing with excessive stress, anxiety and worry when you wake, there’s a good chance you may also have generalised anxiety.

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