The impact of trauma DA v2
Black Country Women'
Created on August 28, 2024
Over 30 million people build interactive content in Genially.
Check out what others have designed:
FIRE FIGHTER
Horizontal infographics
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES NOV DEBATE
Horizontal infographics
STEVE JOBS
Horizontal infographics
ONE MINUTE ON THE INTERNET
Horizontal infographics
SITTING BULL
Horizontal infographics
10 SIGNS A CHILD IS BEING BULLIED
Horizontal infographics
BEYONCÉ
Horizontal infographics
Transcript
Click the audio icons if you would like sound.
The impact of trauma
Domestic abuse can impact victims in lots of different ways. Living with domestic abuse is traumatic. Understanding the impact of trauma and recognising how it can manifest in different ways is essential.
Page 1 of 2
“Trauma in a person decontextualized over time can look like personality.” Resmaa Manakem
The podcast episode from 'Talk Easy with Sam Fragoso' that the Resmaa Manakem quote is from.
A victim's response to trauma can influence how they present themselves and interact with professionals, making it crucial for us to grasp their perspective and the coping strategies they may adopt.
When introduced to new events and interactions, victims can become oversensitive and hypervigilant. They may feel threatened by you as a professional, even if you are offering support.
Living in a fearful situation heightens the body's emergency 'fight, flight, freeze, flop, friend' response.
Difficulty concentrating Problems with retaining information Memory loss Flashbacks
Select the icons to see examples of impacts.
The impact of trauma
Feeling emotions of pain, anger, frustration, shame and guilt Questioning own self-identity Loss of confidence and self-esteem
Social
Cognitive
Emotional
Physical
Reduced community integration and engagementProblems maintaining relationships with friends and familyDifficulty accessing support servicesInability to access or engage in education/work
Short term and chronic health issuesAffected sleep Changes to appetite Problems with digestion Chronic pain and/or fatigue
Page 2 of 2