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Episode 011 - Your Brain Doesn't Know the Difference

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REALITY IS CONSTRUCTED BY YOUR BRAIN! Join host Ruth Brown as we look at how the brain functions during trauma. Learning what happens when we experience a traumatic event allows the opportunity to better understand the ways we can interject stress reducers, implement better protective factors, and be clearer in our communication with those who support someone who experiences complications post-trauma.
Women are more likely to experience PTSD than men. 8 out of every 100 women and 4 out of every 100 men will suffer from PTSD during their lifetime. Let's really learn how PTSD and similar traumatic experiences are processed within our brain and body so that we can do our best to implement counteractive measures to these processes.

TOPICS: PTSD, MENTAL HEALTH, MINDSET PATTERNS, MANIFESTATION, TRAIN YOUR BRAIN, PSYCHOLOGY, BRAIN FUNCTION

Visit our website ---> www.theunspeakableprotocol.com <-----
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Until next time...speak the unspeakable!

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REALITY IS CONSTRUCTED BY YOUR BRAIN! Join host Ruth Brown as we look at how the brain functions during trauma. Learning what happens when we experience a traumatic event allows the opportunity to better understand the ways we can interject stress reducers, implement better protective factors, and be clearer in our communication with those who support someone who experiences complications post-trauma.
Women are more likely to experience PTSD than men. 8 out of every 100 women and 4 out of every 100 men will suffer from PTSD during their lifetime. Let's really learn how PTSD and similar traumatic experiences are processed within our brain and body so that we can do our best to implement counteractive measures to these processes.

TOPICS: PTSD, MENTAL HEALTH, MINDSET PATTERNS, MANIFESTATION, TRAIN YOUR BRAIN, PSYCHOLOGY, BRAIN FUNCTION

Visit our website ---> www.theunspeakableprotocol.com <-----
Visit our Facebook ---> Facebook <--- @theunspeakableprotocol
Visit our Instagram ---> Instagram <--- @theunspeakableprotocol
Visit our LinkedIn ---> LinkedIn <--- @theunspeakableprotocol
Until next time...speak the unspeakable!

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