Psychological trauma
Psychological trauma refers to harm inflicted on the mind as a result of a distressing experience. This can lead to enduring emotional,
mental, or physical consequences, often presenting as conditions like post- traumatic stress disorder. Individuals affected by trauma may also experience
difficulties in relationships, heightened anxiety, and a distorted sense of safety. These effects can persist over time, requiring professional support for healing and recovery
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