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Articles about trauma and its effects

Trauma can affect memory, the body, emotions and relationships. This selection brings together explanations to help you understand these effects and explore possible forms of support.

9 articles in this selection.

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Exploring a belief: Is a continuous state of peace truly impossible?

For a long time, I believed that happiness required effort. That one had to work on oneself, transform oneself, almost repair oneself, to access a more stable, more continuous inner state of peace. Behind this lay a silent but deeply rooted belief: peace would not be our natural state, but something to achieve, to build, to deserve… at the cost of demanding work.

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EMDR: a natural process, not a magic solution

EMDR deeply respects the brain's natural functioning. It imposes nothing. It does not force memories. It does not erase history. It does not take control. Contrary to certain misconceptions, EMDR is not a « magic » technique that makes trauma disappear. It is a natural neuropsychological process that sets the brain's innate information-processing mechanisms back in motion.

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Trauma and romantic relationships: understanding the impact to heal better

Trauma leaves a lasting imprint on the human psyche, influencing not only our individual well-being but also our intimate relationships. As a clinical psychologist, I have often observed how trauma can weave invisible threads into the fabric of romantic relationships. In this article, we will explore how trauma can influence these relationships, the challenges that arise, and how a deeper understanding can guide us towards individual and relational healing.

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