Health and medical trauma refers to the emotional and psychological distress caused by medical emergencies, chronic illnesses, or accidents. These events can leave lasting scars,
both visible and invisible. Common sources of trauma include:
Let’s face it: modern healthcare can be a huge blessing, but it can also be profoundly
traumatizing. A doctor who doesn’t properly obtain your consent, a well-meaning surgeon who
makes a significant mistake, a nurse who doesn’t acknowledge and respond to your physical
distress properly.
We appreciate our healthcare people: but they’re human too, often dealing
with burnout and their own struggles. And sometimes, things just really go sideways.
Other times, the care is on point but you’ve experienced a traumatic injury and your family members have to make choices for you that are the right ones, but traumatizing. These experiences can
leave you feeling overwhelmed, disconnected, or uncertain about the future. Healing is possible,
and we’re here to support you every step of the way.
You may experience:
Fear of future health issues or accidents
Difficulty seeking medical care, avoidance of social situations or returning to work.
Betrayal, violation, or feelings of helplessness
Complications from treatment, hypervigilance, and fatigue
Our trauma-focused therapy provides a pathway to recovery, combining evidence-based techniques with compassionate care. We guide you through:
Work through your emotions and memories safely and effectively
Develop tools to manage anxiety, rebuild confidence, and regain independence
Learn strategies to navigate health care, work, or daily life with less fear
Our highly trained counselors specialize in helping individuals recover from the emotional and
psychological effects of health and medical trauma
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You deserve healing, strength, and the ability to move forward confidently
Can therapy help with physical symptoms caused by trauma?
Yes, trauma-focused therapies can address the mind-body connection, helping to alleviate physical symptoms like chronic pain, ‘frozen’ muscles or tension.
How do you help clients afraid to seek medical care?
To help clients afraid to seek medical care, therapists first explore the root of their fear, whether it’s past trauma or anxiety. They provide education to demystify the medical process and build trust with healthcare professionals. Gradual exposure techniques, relaxation exercises, and empowering clients to take small steps toward seeking care can reduce anxiety. Offering validation and support throughout the process helps clients feel more confident and in control of their health decisions.
Is this therapy effective for workplace accidents?
Yes, therapy can be highly effective for individuals who have experienced workplace accidents – especially when trauma or emotional distress is involved. Therapy helps individuals process both physical and emotional impacts from such incidents.
You don’t have to navigate the effects of medical or accident trauma alone. Let us help you takethe first step toward healing and recovery.
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