Trauma Therapy

Trauma is the emotional response to distressing or life-altering events that overwhelm an individual’s ability to cope. Everyone experiences trauma differently, and what deeply affects one person may not impact another in the same way. Trauma can stem from various experiences, including

• Abuse (physical, emotional, or sexual)​

• Neglect or abandonment​

• Loss of a loved one​

• Natural disasters or accidents​

• Witnessing violence or experiencing combat (leading to PTSD)​

Trauma is not just a past event; it profoundly influences how you live in the present. Unprocessed trauma can lead to symptoms such as flashbacks, nightmares, emotional numbness, self-destructive behaviors, and even physical ailments like chronic pain.

The Connection Between Trauma and Addiction

Trauma is often at the root of substance misuse and addiction. Many individuals use drugs or alcohol to numb the pain of unresolved trauma or to escape from distressing memories and emotions. Unfortunately, this creates a vicious cycle: substances may offer temporary relief, but they also worsen emotional struggles, leaving the trauma untreated.​

At More Life Recovery, we recognize the deep connection between trauma and addiction. Our trauma therapy programs are specifically designed to address both issues simultaneously, helping you break free from the cycle of pain and addiction. By understanding and processing trauma, we guide you toward healing and a healthier, more fulfilling future.​