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It is not just for gamers anymore. Virtual reality is shifting the world and with it the way we see ourselves. New innovations in this immersive technology are changing industries and sectors, they are forcing people to learn new skills and new tools. But what of the way we think about our emotions? Our trauma and… Read More Plug in and sit back

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Complex trauma, also known as complex post-traumatic stress disorder (C-PTSD), refers to a type of trauma that occurs repeatedly and over an extended period of time, often during childhood, and involves interpersonal or relational trauma. Complex trauma can result from experiences such as ongoing abuse, neglect, domestic violence, or being a victim of a cult… Read More What is complex trauma?

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