Olga Trujillo, J.D. Olga Trujillo Consulting The Impact of Child Abuse: A Personal Journey Revealed.

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Olga Trujillo, J.D. Olga Trujillo Consulting The Impact of Child Abuse: A Personal Journey Revealed

Goals Explore the Power of Resilience Examine How We Cope Develop a Deeper Understanding of Trauma & Dissociative Disorders from the Inside Out Explore How You Can Help

Warning My Experience Pictures Take Care of Yourself State the Obvious “Washington Speak” Accent

Bottom Line You Can & Do Make a Difference Enhance Your Trauma Informed Approach Learn more about Trauma & Dissociation Look for Signs Adapt to Us Learn from Us Work to Undo

At your bookstore

We Find: Flat demeanor Hysterical demeanor Blank Stare Can’t Remember…..

We Find Not Truthful Promiscuous Behavior Defends Abuser Speaks in a non-linear manner (all over the place)

Whats that About? Trauma Dissociation Accommodating Initiating

What’s This About? Assess Credibility Learn about the Impact of Trauma Apply it to Your Credibility Lens

Impact of Abuse Psychological ‣ Post Traumatic Stress Disorder ‣ Dissociative Disorder ‣ Anxiety & Panic Disorder ‣ Major Depression ‣ Phobias

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Nightmares Night-sweats Flashbacks Hypervigilance Startle Response

Dissociative Disorder Numbing Spacing Losing Time Inability to Concentrate Addictive Automatic Response

Dissociative Disorder Spectrum From Normal to MPD Co-Consciousness Separate Sense of Consciousness Light headed and dizzy Thoughts That Felt Compelling Automatic Response

Anxiety & Panic Disorders Extreme Anxiety Obsessive Compulsive Disorder ‣O‣O bsessive Worry ‣P‣P anic Attacks

Major Depression Suicidal Ideation Lack of Concentration Sleeplessness Loss of Appetite

Phobias Claustrophobia Agoraphobia