A new program has launched on the top three causes of addiction and how trauma helps to increase the likelihood of addiction develoing. Called The Truth About Trauma, it underscores the hidden dangers of trauma, and how even if the addictive behaviour stops, the trauma will still be seeking an outlet. This, the program says, is why so many former addicts relapse.
More information can be found on the Truth About Trauma program site at: [http://RecoverYES.com/ses-tat-toip](http://recoveryes.com/ses-tat-toip).
The site explains that it can often be difficult for those who have suffered trauma to know how to stop the pain that is causing addiction. It can also be hard to end the frustration of living with addictive behaviour and reverse the damage caused by trauma and addiction.
Dr Gala Gorman and Charlie Frangos created the program in order to help people with this struggle. It breaks down lessons in an easy to understand way to help users identify trauma and learn how to heal it and to stop the damage it's causing. Features of the program include uncovering what trauma is and where it hides, how trauma fuels addiction, and what the signs of trauma are.
The site also explains that Dr Gala Gorman and Charlie Frangos are coaches and published authors who focus on creating programs and tools that provide information, insight, inspiration and practical techniques for people dealing with addiction. They take a holistic approach to their work with people living with an addict, whether theyre living with someone in active addiction or on the road to recovery.
Dr Gorman has an advanced degree in human development and ministry, and is a holistic life coach specializing in facilitating the change process. She is also the daughter of an alcoholic, and has survived a number of failed relationships with men that struggled with addiction.
Charlie Frangos has an advanced degree in mental health counseling, and specializes in healing trauma with Rapid Resolution Therapy and EMDR. He is also a recovering addict and is committed to helping cut the learning curve for anyone else who is struggling to combat addiction.
