Trauma and EMDR
- Learning about how trauma affects the brain is the first step.
- Feeling like you are walking on egg shells or waiting for the other shoe to drop are experiences that people who have experienced trauma can resonate with.
- The brain reacts in certain ways to traumas to help keep you safe at the time. Those coping strategies may not be the most helpful in your everyday life.
- Increase the time each day that you experience being grounded and calm.
- EMDR is a type of therapy that can help process the traumatic experience resulting in increased functioning.
Transition from Sport
- You have obtained skills during sports that can be transferred outside of sport.
- Skills such as hard work, resilience and teamwork that are learned during sport and are valuable in the work force.
- Increase understanding of your emotions during the transition.
- Transitioning out of sport can feel like a grief and loss.
- Finding new purpose and meaning.
Grief and Loss
- Your grief and loss journey is individual.
- Your emotions are normal.
- Grief and Loss feelings can be experienced with many different life events.
- You can experience grief and loss with the loss of a pet, a job or health condition.
- Feeling like it is hard to make decisions and like your brain is in a fog is normal.
- Building new resources for your tool box so that you can get your brain functioning again.
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