10 Steps to Managing Flashbacks in Long Island, NY.
Read the past blog on emotional flashbacks and looking to try some skills for relief today? Read below and try some of these tips! Schedule your counseling session with anxiety and trauma specialist Esther Goldstein in her Cedarhurst office in Long Island, today.
Read MoreYes, there is. When you experience emotional flashbacks, you will have higher levels of anxiety and feel on-edge more often. Want to understand what emotional flashbacks are, and what you can do to begin experiencing relief? Read below.
Book your first counseling session with anxiety, trauma and relationship specialist Esther Goldstein, LCSW in her Cedarhurst office in Five Towns of Long Island, NY.
Read MoreDid you know that setting clear boundaries can help reduce your anxiety? Read this blog where I explain what boundaries are, the different kind of boundaries and how to set them better so you can have more love and joy in your life. Boundaries aren’t only about saying no, they’re also about saying yes.
Looking for individualized help from a skilled therapy in Five Towns, Nassau County in Long Island, NY? Esther Goldstein LCSW is an anxiety, trauma and boundaries specialist who has helped many people untangle from codependence and live healthier lives. Reach out for your first session in her Cedarhurst office today.
Read More"Here's a review of the recent events protocol. Use it to the best of your ability." My supervisor looks at me with a trusting look. "You got this, Esther." And then he drifted away into the mix of people.
I can sense exactly where I was standing. I remember the location, the scenery and the fresh scent coming from the local food stand. I could also smell the scent of the burnt metal and shattered glass. It's a smell that doesn't have words because that scent is one that goes beyond the nostrils. It's a smell of shock, of horror and of sadness. Terror. That's what it does to you. It shocks the sense of stability and causes an earth shattering thud to any inner resources and trusting, at least for that moment in time.
Read MoreLast blog addressed what triggers are and where they come from. This blog is going to dive a bit deeper into how to support yourself when you are experiencing a trigger or stressful event, and are needing skills for relief.
As we mentioned last week, one of the ways to work with triggers is to ground yourself, and orient to the room around you. This week we are practicing orienting yourself to your body so you can support yourself when triggered. Next, I will give you 6 steps for you to practice for relief.
You may be someone who has a knack for solving your own problems, is the go-to person for advice and have that extra sense of insight into your own patterns. Still, you recently feel the light inside has gone dull and you find yourself struggling to enjoy your daily life.
If you're reading this..
…You may have been sitting up at night twisting and turning seeking some relief.
..You're finding yourself venting to anyone has the time to listen to you, yet you're left with the same feelings on the inside.
…You experience panic that comes in waves, the worries that spiral and don't give up.
I can understand how hard it is to be in pain and not know where to turn.
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