What Is Psychological Trauma?

Psychological trauma Trauma is defined as "an event beyond the average person's experience." Trauma often makes people feel helpless or helpless. Traumas are sudden and irresistible.

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The concept of type I psychological trauma includes the following characteristics:

First, the time of trauma formation is short or one time.

Second, it can happen at different stages for children and adults.

Third, and the duration of trauma is not long, usually within three months.

Fourth, some naturally heal, some benefit from treatment, and some can be transformed into type II psychological trauma. [3]

Eye movement desensitization reprocessing (EMDR) technology

The technology has been internationally recognized as fast and effective,

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