🧠 1. The Survival Brain Takes Over When you experience trauma, your brain goes into “fight, flight, or freeze” mode . This is controlled by the a...

🧠 1. The Survival Brain Takes Over When you experience trauma, your brain goes into "fight, flight, or freeze" mode . This is controlled by the amygdala , the brain's alarm system. It becomes overa

Trauma and The Brain🧠 • 76.9K followers Talking about the effects of trauma and PTSD on human behavior and well-being   Bellite Art | Inspiration, Creativity, lives in The United States of America (2022-present) Posted Jul 4 🧠 1. The Survival Brain Takes Over When you experience trauma, your brain goes into "fight, flight, or freeze" mode. This is controlled by the amygdala, the brain's alarm system. It becomes overact... Read more »     Christopher Charls, lives in Florida (1979-present) Posted Jul 4 What symptoms will a TBI have that are recognizable to others - specifically family/spouses - that are obvious yet unrelatable? Context - the TBI located in the rear right hemisphere. Read more »     Kristen Wilson, Therapist and Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner Posted Jul 5 There IS such a thing as cellular memory and many transplant patients can identify personal information, likes and dislikes ect. about their donor. Read more » What is the reason we feel heavy near the chest area when we are really sad? Second brain in your heart A neurologist discovered that there were around 40,000 neurons in the heart that are connected with the brain. Cellular memories These neurons ca...   Read more in Trauma and The Brain🧠

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