In the latest episode of Yellow Chair Collective’s podcast, therapist Mina Yoon peels back the layers of her upbringing. She offers listeners an intimate glimpse into the complexities of growing up with an emotionally immature parent and being diagnosed with ADHD later in her life.
Sexual assault cases, particularly high-profile cases, have unfortunately become a frequent occurrence in our society. These distressing stories can deeply impact survivors and individuals with personal connections to similar experiences. The continuous exposure to such news can be triggering and can evoke a range of
Trauma can manifest in various ways, affecting both our physical and emotional well-being. One such manifestation is broken heart syndrome, a condition triggered by intense emotional stress or trauma. In this blog, we will delve into the concept of broken heart syndrome, exploring its impact
After painful or life-threatening events, we may experience ongoing stress related to that trauma. If this stress continues, it may develop into Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), which has been steadily receiving more and more media attention in the last several years. There is a lesser-known
While it may seem like ADHD and trauma are separate concerns, there is an increasing body of research that indicates there are links between ADHD and trauma. In fact, there is actually a significant amount of overlap between the two experiences. As a result, it
As more and more people share their experiences with mental health, you may have heard some folks use the terms Empath or Highly Sensitive Person. For some individuals, these terms can offer clarity and a ‘name’ for experiences that may have never been previously recognized.
Childhood experiences play a significant role in shaping our adult lives, particularly when it comes to relationships. The unmet needs we experienced in childhood can have a profound impact on our ability to form and maintain healthy adult relationships. Whether it’s the lack of emotional
Over the last several years, social justice movements like Black Lives Matter and Stop Asian Hate have brought increasing attention to the different ways that racism can occur and how it can impact people of color. For example, more and more people are learning about
Everyone experiences anxiety, as anxiety is a normal and vital part of life: it helps you survive, get necessary tasks done, and prepares you for worst-case scenarios. Anxiety is the built-in alarm system that helps us protect ourselves or motivates us to perform well with
Do you feel jumpy, disconnected, or like you are walking around in a daze? Suffer from flashbacks or nightmares of stressful events? Do you avoid situations or reminders of the traumatic event? You may have experienced some sort of trauma. What’s Considered Trauma? Trauma appears
