Hannah GuyHost
Sarah RussGuest
Just kind of recognizing when that's interfering with your... normal behavior, like it's kind of pushing you to do things that

And I think maybe first talking about how one can differentiate between, okay, I'm responding or interacting with this person out of a place of maybe previous trauma versus, okay, this is who I am at my core.

Yes, I think trauma triggers usually feel out of proportion to what's happening, like a phrase or a thing that they say, or maybe they're jokingly kind of making fun of you or something like that.

I think another really good thing to notice is, is there a very visceral or physical reaction that you're having? Because typically, if your nervous system is involved, you're going to have that physical anxiety.

But I really like how you highlighted it's responding from a place where the emotional reaction you have is larger than the situation at hand.

Just kind of recognizing when that's interfering with your... normal behavior, like it's kind of pushing you to do things that

And I think maybe first talking about how one can differentiate between, okay, I'm responding or interacting with this person out of a place of maybe previous trauma versus, okay, this is who I am at my core.

Yes, I think trauma triggers usually feel out of proportion to what's happening, like a phrase or a thing that they say, or maybe they're jokingly kind of making fun of you or something like that.

I think another really good thing to notice is, is there a very visceral or physical reaction that you're having? Because typically, if your nervous system is involved, you're going to have that physical anxiety.

But I really like how you highlighted it's responding from a place where the emotional reaction you have is larger than the situation at hand.
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