The Four Most Common Feelings of Trauma Survivors

On Tuesday, May 14, 2024 from 01:00 PM to 02:15 PM

This is a virtual event using Webinar


This Title IX Event is for Faculty and Staff


Justice Clearinghouse presents:
In this age of neuro-science with focus on the physiological reaction of the brain and body to a trauma, recognition of the feelings experienced by the survivor as a result of the trauma has almost become secondary.

This presentation reminds us of the importance of fear, anger, guilt, and depression in response to trauma. We will discuss where these feelings come from, the role that they play in the traumatic response, and how we can assist the survivor with managing or coping with these feelings as part of their recovery from the trauma.

For additional details, please visit our website.


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Contact Name: Lourdes December

Contact Email: ldecember@qcc.cuny.edu

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