Fawn Response: Adding to The Fight, Flight, or Freeze Framework
The Four Fs of Complex Trauma: Recognizing and Healing our Survival Strategies — Astrid Burke Psychotherapy
How to Overcome the Freeze Response: A Simple Guide - Happier Human
How to come out of a chronic freeze response after repeated stress & trauma || IRENE LYON || Q&A - YouTube
Fight, flight, or freeze response: Signs, causes, and recovery
How to Overcome the Freeze Response: A Simple Guide - Happier Human
![Infographic] The Difference Between Freeze and Shutdown Trauma Responses](https://www.nicabm.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/How-to-differentiate-freeze-and-shutdown-trauma-responses.jpg "Infographic] The Difference Between Freeze and Shutdown Trauma Responses")
Infographic] The Difference Between Freeze and Shutdown Trauma Responses
Client Resources | Maximé Clarity | Somatic Coaching
Rejection Trauma and the Freeze/Fawn Response | CPTSDfoundation.org
Blogs and Vlogs
Understanding our Freeze & Collapse Trauma Responses. — Tori Smith, LCSW
Understanding our Freeze & Collapse Trauma Responses. — Tori Smith, LCSW
The neuroendocrinology of stress: the stress-related continuum of chronic disease development | Molecular Psychiatry
I. ME/CFS and Freeze: A Metabolic State of Hibernation That is Not in Your Head (The Cell Danger Response and Polyvagal Theory) - Chronic Illness Trauma Studies
How to come out of a chronic freeze response after repeated stress & trauma - Irene Lyon
FIGHT, FLIGHT, FREEZE: The Acute Stress Response in Anorexia Nervosa Recovery – Dr. Sarah Ravin | Eating Disorders, Depression, Anxiety, Psychotherapy
Trauma, dissociation, and the chronic freeze response. – Dr Anna Bäck Healing Center
Fight, Flight, or Freeze — Releasing Organizational Trauma
5 ways out of the Trauma response / how to un-freeze
When the Freeze Response is Chronic, It Is Related to Depression.
When the Freeze Response is Chronic, It Is Related to Depression.
Heal Your Nervous System - When we are faced with a stressful situation, our sympathetic nervous system kicks in to help us deal with the stress. For some people, this response is
I. ME/CFS and Freeze: A Metabolic State of Hibernation That is Not in Your Head (The Cell Danger Response and Polyvagal Theory) - Chronic Illness Trauma Studies
Toxic Stress and ACEs - Center for Child Counseling
Dickens on Twitter: "Common Trauma Responses & Their Origins (source: Pete Walker, Complex PTSD: From Surviving to Thriving) Which one(s) are you? I'm Freeze, Flight & Fawn. Rarely been in Fight mode.
