The main goal of neurofeedback trauma therapy is to help shift people from a hyper-aroused state to a calmer state so that they can experience a sense of safety and react more appropriately.

2. Individuals with trauma or PTSD often wonder why
they can’t move on from their past events even if has
happened many years ago. Through talk therapy, we
can make them understand that they are not in danger
anymore yet they may continue to experience
heightened anxiety, flashbacks, panic and nightmares.

3. Neurofeedback trauma
therapy is one of the
new promising and
evidence-based
therapies that will help
in addressing the
deeper and underlying
biological changes that
result from trauma and
PTSD. Here lets us
know more about it
and how traditional
neurofeedback will
help in addressing it.

4. Know that only talking to a
particular individual will not be
helpful in moving them out of this
condition. First, you have to validate
their emotions and help them
realize that they are not the ones to
be blamed for what has happened in
the past. Also, look through the
incidents that have made them feel
the trauma carefully. Finally, offering
them a sense of care, support and
community.

5. Here is where neurofeedback trauma therapy comes into
play. It’s a non-invasive, evidence-based treatment that will
encourage healthier brain functioning. Know that our brain
cells will communicate through electrical impulses which
are also known as brainwaves. The normal brainwave will be
disrupted by the trauma which results in getting stuck in
unhealthy patterns of biological activity and behaviour.

6. Hence, the traditional neurofeedback will help the
brain to become more flexible and also develop
healthier patterns and responses which is known as
neuroplasticity. During the traditional neurofeedback
session, the brain will be given multiple opportunities
to self-correct and finally be rewarded.

7. But it’s always better to speak the memories out so
that they can feel even better. The main goal of
neurofeedback trauma therapy is to help shift people
from a hyper-aroused state to a calmer state so that
they can experience a sense of safety and react more
appropriately to everyday events. Thus if you know
someone who is suffering from trauma then all you
need is to take them for neurofeedback therapy which
will help them overcome their past trauma effectively.

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