Trauma

To be alive, is to have experienced trauma. The reality is we all have trauma. The impact of the trauma on our minds and bodies depends greatly on the nature, severity, and duration of the traumatic experiences, as well as our genetic make-up and our early childhood experiences with primary caregivers. Our clinicians are trauma-informed and will help you learn about trauma, and how it affects you. Research shows that Trauma Survivors often experience bodily symptoms and not memories. These bodily symptoms lead people to use alcohol or drugs to cope, and they can also predispose people to a variety of mental health and relationship challenges.