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... 1) the identification of an area of sexual trauma of my choice, and reason why it is defined as sexual trauma. ... 2) The impact of trauma on the victims life. ... 1)The identification of an area of sexual trauma of my choice, and reason why it is defined as sexual trauma.
Sexual trauma may be defined as “A mental condition caused by severe shock, especially is the harmful effects lasts for a long time. ... One of the more accurate definitions is “Sexual trauma is any trauma of a sexual nature. ... The trauma creates an emotional turmoil in the lives of survivors, impacts greatly on their relationships with other people and their self-esteem.
One area of sexual trauma is coldness toward others. ...
Because of the nature of sexual abuse, a child may not allow herself to deal with it because she feels ashamed or maybe even scared (abusers often threaten their victims). ...
A feeling of coldness toward others can be called a form of sexual trauma because it is long lasting affect that sexual abuse may have on it’s victims. ... 2)The impact of trauma on the victims life. ... A person suffering from sexual trauma has to take a double shot because of the strain placed on the relationship, caused by unfriendliness and coldness toward the parents which they do not understand and also may resent, thinking that their child is a troublemaker, wanting to cause friction all the time. ... As you can see, this form of trauma can affect the victim’s entire life, and therefore needs to be treated very carefully and effectively.
As years go by, relationships may come and go, but we all find someone to share our lives with eventually, as do victims of sexual abuse. ...
If someone is to recover successfully from sexual trauma, they not only need to heal, but they need to forgive. ...
*The have a right to be a sexual person and to enjoy or not to enjoy sex as the wish.
*The have the right to choose their own sexual partners, and the must also respect the rights of those partners. ...
I addition to your compassion, survivors of trauma also need your neutrality.
Approximate Word count = 2742
Approximate Pages = 11
(250 words per page double spaced)
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