Triggers and memories of trauma

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 Trauma induced triggers hark back to situations of terror, pain, adversity and victimization, these memories can be engaged and activated by the weather, a smell, a sound, a date or any number of stimuli. 

The effects of trauma such as PTSD or C-PTSD can be debilitating and are constant reminders that we all can tell a story.

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