When most people hear the word trauma, they picture extreme events. War. Sexual assault. Physical abuse. A serious accident. The sudden death of someone they love. These events can absolutely be traumatic, and their impact is real. But trauma is not only about big, dramatic events. It is also about how an experience shaped your nervous system, even if your life looked normal from the outside.
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