Showing posts with label Emotional Trauma Arizona. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Emotional Trauma Arizona. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 26, 2019

Understanding Emotional Trauma Symptoms for Proper Treatment

Emotional Trauma

Psychological trauma is nothing short of an injury to the spirit which usually happens after going through something distressing or disturbing. Sometimes, people have been through frightening events which may lead to challenges in coping with the issues. You must look for signs and symptoms of emotional and psychological trauma such as emotional symptoms, behavioral symptoms, cognitive symptoms, psychological symptoms, and physical symptoms. As a fact, there are a number of people who go through with these traumas all through their life without getting any kind of treatment done. Eventually this leads to shrinking of their friend circle and they become more and more weak. Rather than feeling traumatized and helpless, a person must work towards getting to a better place. It is suggested that professional help must be taken in order to get rid of trauma.

Wednesday, October 12, 2016

Don’t Miss The Meadows Alumni Retreat


By Aleah Johnson, The Meadows Alumni Coordinator

I am thrilled to announce that registration for the 2017 Meadows Alumni Retreat is now OPEN! This is one of my favorite times of the year. This year's retreat was my first one at The Meadows and I can honestly say that it was one of the most impactful weekends I have had. My aha moments from this year's retreat involved a lot of surrender, a lot of being open to trying things someone else's way, and allowing myself to be comfortable with the uncomfortable.

The moments, fellowship, laughter, tears, and smiles shared with fellow alumni, as well as The Meadows staff, will be something that I take with me in the years to come.

Here is what some other alumni have to say about it:
"I come because it's like a family reunion with a Meadows re-fuel!" – Amy B.

"When I go to the retreat, I immediately feel a sense of belonging, that this is exactly where I am supposed to be at that time. It’s a great validation and acknowledgement of my time and commitment to my own recovery, being of service, and showing up for others. Hearing about others' journey through recovery is inspiring and an important reminder that I’m not alone!" – Greg F.

"We go back to the retreat because it is a great way to start off the year, we feel inspired and energized from the event. It's also a great way to find out what other programs are being offered by The Meadows." – Chris B.

"I came to the Meadows in September of 2015 with a broken heart & severe depression over the ending of my 27 year marriage. I knew The Meadows was my last resort in healing my heart and learning to live in my new normal. When I came home, my daughter said I was a new person, and I was. From that point forward, I knew I wanted to attend the Alumni Retreat yearly. Seeing old friends, making new friends, and the resources made available to us was phenomenal. It’s an event that will be on my calendar yearly. I don’t want to miss it!" – Lori B.

There is so much to learn, regardless of your time in recovery or the time you have supported someone in recovery since attending Family Week; we offer something for everyone!

Click here for more information and to register - we'll see you there!

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