Experiential learning is the best kind of learning.
But what causes certain things to be traumatic and others to not be? And why does it differ from person to person what qualifies as traumatic?
Consider this: things are traumatic when they’re just so far outside of your reality, you can’t process it.\
Been through a troubling event before? Even if it’s still less jarring than the current rough experience, it’s less far outside what’s fathomable than if you hadn’t.
People process experience differently, but it’s key to remember that people approach with different pasts that shape their responses now.
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