1. What is trauma and what is not?
2. What are the events that cause trauma
3. What are the views of psychotherapists and psychoanalysts on this issue (hanna Levenson James Masterson kenberg
4. What are the approaches of the theories about trauma
5. Trauma examples
6. What are the differences and common features of post-traumatic stress disorder and trauma
7 What are the treatment approaches of trauma
8. What does trauma do to the soul?
9. What are the treatment methods?
10. Points to be considered in trauma treatment?
11. How does the process continue in trauma treatment
12. What are the signs of recovery?
13. Understanding spiritual trauma?
14. How does trauma affect the Brain?
15. Examples of trauma in daily life?
16. Publications on the subject, writers, books, documentaries
17 What are the points that are illuminated, What are the places that are not illuminated?
Trauma is sudden unexpected Events
Trauma comes from the outside
People are different from Trauma they react. Their reactions are not the Pathology itself. How do people react to trauma?
How are people affected by trauma?
What are the facilitating factors for trauma?
All living things are born, grow, and die. This is an optimal line. When everything goes well in its natural course, one has the potential to make oneself a mature person, as Abraham Maslow said.
Natural flow means a suitable environment in which the human offspring is safe, warm, responsive to influence, genetically sound, and where the mother and father have a sense of security to meet the needs of the human offspring. In this suitable environment, the human cub will be able to understand the imaginary world and the real world, feel, think, act. He will write a life story in which a process in harmony with the real world, rich in imagination, will be his own self.
Knows his own limits, knows himself, is always aware of his own feelings and his own body, is enthusiastic, curious, questioning, safe, creative, Self-loving, self-confident, loving people, trusting people And for his own purposes, dreams, ideals Working to the fullest will create a persevering life. He will be able to understand the obstacles and conveniences in life and build the life he wants with them. Such a person’s relationship with himself, with other people, with other living things, and with God will be healthy.
This person will believe that he/she can easily get help from other people when he/she has a hard time, is alone and needs help, can help himself/herself and will overcome the difficulties he/she has experienced. There will be an inquiring Self structure that explores how to handle it, rather than squirming in despair and asking others to fix this issue.
He will have a skill that can understand his own truth and explain it. He will be able to understand the world outside himself, see, feel, not in the way he wants, but will be able to understand that every person is different, their characteristics are different, their capacities are different, and they will be open to learning the reality of life. This will go to an enrichment that continues until he dies.
