However, when trauma isn’t processed, that “survival mode” gets stuck in the “on” position. Here is the breakdown of the three key players in the brain that change during and after trauma.
In the Frontida framework, think of the Subconscious as the “Grand Archive and the Engine Room” of your ship. While your Conscious mind is the Navigator on the deck, the Subconscious is everything happening below the waterline. The Definition: The Subconscious The Subconscious is the silent powerhouse that manages 95% Read more
When you experience trauma, your brain essentially shifts from “learning mode” into “survival mode.” It’s not a sign of a broken brain; it’s actually your brain’s attempt to adapt and protect you from future threats. However, when trauma isn’t processed, that “survival mode” gets stuck in the “on” position. Read more