Unconscious Trauma Can Affect Your Quality of Life

Treatment for unconscious trauma

Unconscious trauma, such as events from childhood, have a deep impact on the development of your brain. These events can impact the quality of your life. Learn how brain training can help address unconscious trauma so you can live your life to the fullest.

unconscious trauma

What is Unconcious Trauma?

The human brain evolves as we grow up from childhood to adulthood, integrating experiences and memories. The brain will create or erase connections depending on what we live and learn. Our ability to release tension or move forward after a negative experience affects how the brain handles the situations that follow. This is unconscious trauma. Thus the subconscious memories of our experiences shape our behavior.

Treatment Options

Most of the time, we are unaware of how the brain stores stories and memories. It is also difficult to see the changes when they are unconscious. As we all know, most of the work done by the brain is unconscious. This is also true for traumas. Unconscious traumas – even light traumas – can explain some blockages, stress or behavioral patterns. As a result, we can be uncomfortable in a seemingly insignificant situation. There are a variety of techniques that can be used to release such traumas and allow us to change behaviors that block us from enjoying a more fulfilling life. Our ten years of experience of brain training at InnerOptimal have shown that when the brain is given the right tools and information, it can clean and clear traumas, and the brain can rewire itself to overcome these unconscious traumas.

Real Results

This month we share with you a testimonial of a client who came to see us because she had panic attacks. Although Cara* was happy in her life, living in a good family relationship and workplace, she would wake up in the middle of the night because of panic attacks, not knowing why. Unconscious trauma was affecting her quality of life. A panic attack can strike at any time. It is described as a feeling a terror or extreme fear that is not necessarily related to what is happening around them. Symptoms may vary and can include “racing” heart, feeling weak, faint or dizzy, feeling sweaty or having chills, chest pains, breathing with difficulty, or feeling a loss of control[1].

Cara was waking up breathless in the middle of the night because of her panic attacks. She came to InnerOptimal as she was looking for a natural solution. InnerOptimal programs with tailored neurofeedback Brain training helped her release the stress she had accumulated over time. The reason for these panic attacks remained unknown but as her training progressed, she noticed that they were disappearing until the panic attacks stopped completely. Our Neurofeedback sessions, specific to each brain’s needs, are non-invasive and let the brain works throughout the training at its own pace, healing and re-wiring neural connections as needed.

We Can Treat Unconcious Trauma

As we illustrated with Cara’s story, we do not always need to know WHY something is happening. We mainly need a way to solve the problem. We would love to help you do just that. Contact us so we can discuss the best training options for unconscious trauma that will help you improve your quality of life. You can book your first complimentary session through our website or by giving us a call 760,633.3328.

We are always happy to help!

Scroll to Top

Just For You

Take Our Free Quiz About How to Combat Anxiety...and WIN!

Simply fill out your email below to access our free quiz that will provide you with personalized results on the types of anxiety you’re experiencing, and expert tips on what to do about it.