What are Trauma-based Flashbacks?
Traumatic flashbacks are moments when a past experience feels as if it is happening again right now, even though you are actually safe.
Traumatic flashbacks are moments when a past experience feels as if it is happening again right now, even though you are actually safe.
Belonging is the feeling of “I fit here and I matter here” with other people or in a place. It is the sense of being accepted, and included.
Uncertainty is not knowing what will happen, or not having enough information to feel sure about an outcome.
The senses and emotions are tightly linked: what a person experiences, sending signals that trigger and shape our feelings.
Shaming others means trying to make someone feel bad about themselves by putting them down, often in front of other people
Shame is a painful feeling that there is something wrong with you as a person, not just with what you did.
Openness is the quality of being open to new ideas, experiences, and points of view. It shows up as curiosity rather than defensiveness.
Cognitive bias is the mind’s built‑in tendency to think in certain predictable, skewed ways instead of purely logically.
Perceptual bias is the mind’s habit of seeing things in a tilted way instead of seeing them completely accurately.
Perception filtering is the mind’s way of sorting and reducing the huge amount of information coming in through the senses so a person is not overloaded.