Counselor, Psychiatrist, Psychologist
MBBS, CBT, NLP, Diploma (Advanced Counselling Skills), Diploma (Modern Applied Psychology)
Psychologist, Sexologist, Counselor, Child Psychologist
M.Phil. (Psychology) , C.I.S. (UK) , C.M.T.O. (Sri Lanka) , C.T.O.F. (UK) , C.L.D.P. (UAE) , RHMP (Pak) , DIP (Sexology)
Counselor, Psychologist
MS Psychology (continue), NLP (Neuro Linguists Programming), Hypno Counselor & Life Coach
Counselor
Masters in Special Education (Gold Medalist), Remedial therapist , International Behavior Therapist (IBT)
A traumatic event is one that is overwhelming, frightening, life-threatening, unexpected, unpredictable, and extreme. Because of the magnitude of the event, our usual coping strategies are insufficient. The emotional response we feel as a result of this event is referred to as "trauma." Trauma impacts our daily lives, and it often lasts for a long time after the event.
Childhood trauma is strongly linked to depression and anxiety, including social anxiety, which impairs an individual's ability to socialize effectively and form meaningful long-term relationships. Therefore, Childhood traumas put people at the greatest risk of experiencing significant loneliness.
The treatment options for trauma or loneliness may include any of the following:
If you are a victim of loneliness or trauma, you might experience any of the following symptoms:
There can be a lot of causes of trauma, including:
Loneliness can be caused as due to any of the traumas given above. Some other causes of loneliness are:
Here are some simple techniques that may assist you in preventing loneliness: