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EPISODE · Feb 16, 2026 · 10 MIN

S2 E19: Learning safety: Nervous system after Trauma

from From Zakhm to Shifa · host Humera

Many people can recover externally after sudden shocks or frightening events — returning to routine, work, and obligations — while their bodies still behave as if danger is nearby. This episode explores why nervous systems can stay oriented toward threat long after an event ends and why logical reassurance alone often doesn’t change how you feel. We look at clinical descriptions of ongoing threat responses after accidents, how embodied learning shapes internal reactions, and what healing looks like in practice. We also discuss how faith and divine mercy provide a grounded, compassionate framework for holding this experience without pressure. This is not an episode about “quick recovery”; it is a grounded conversation about understanding your physical responses with clarity, patience, and faith.#trauma #mentalhealth #healing #ptsd #anxiety #mentalhealthawareness #depression #traumahealing #therapy #selflove #traumarecovery #selfcare #love #mentalhealthmatters #abuse #cptsd #recovery #stress #mindfulness #healingjourney #traumainformed #narcissist #mentalillness #psychology #narcissisticabuse #survivor #childhoodtrauma #grief

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