When Your Brain Won’t Stop Looking for Danger | Secondhand Trauma & Survival Mode
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When Your Brain Won’t Stop Looking for Danger | Secondhand Trauma & Survival Mode
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We’re back for a new season of the Soul Recovery Podcast.
In this episode, we’re talking about secondhand trauma, also known as secondary traumatic stress, and what can happen when you’re repeatedly exposed to other people’s emergencies, pain, fear, or trauma.
For first responders, firefighters, caregivers, helping professionals, and others constantly surrounded by crisis, the brain can become trained to stay on alert. It starts scanning for danger, predicting what could go wrong, and preparing the body for the next threat before anything has even happened.
Over time, that constant threat detection can become exhausting. The brain doesn’t fully rest. The body stays on edge. Fatigue builds.
So how do we begin teaching the brain that it’s safe to experience something different? We discuss what it means to intentionally hardwire happiness, safety, and positive experiences back into the nervous system.