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Huh, is it true that "its trauma if you think it is" is a current and respected, if not widespread theory? I'm no neurobiochemiologist but it always felt to me
by wholinator2 3y ago
Huh, is it true that "its trauma if you think it is" is a current and respected, if not widespread theory? I'm no neurobiochemiologist but it always felt to me like the difference between painful memory and trauma was the involuntary aspect of reaction to trauma. I can think of a painful memory in the middle of a presentation and not appear troubled, i could not say the same for a trauma. My laymans experience with ptsd is that most experiences are outwardly visible (i don't know anyone diagnosed with severe so please excuse my ignorance)
- throwanem 3y agoThe model has been much under discussion here for about a day, and I think that discussion represents its status and the concerns with that status fairly well. > My laymans experience with ptsd is that most experiences are outwardly visible I would suggest the thought that you may be overindexing on what you've been able to notice. People don't always like to show what hurts.