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Resourcesuhsinc_remote2020-06-17T12:08:34-06:00

Living through this pandemic
is a trauma.

Kerry D. King Psy.D, M.B.A – KeyStone Center Chief Clinical Officer

As a trauma specialist, there are a few things that are helpful to know:

  • Parts of our brain have shut down in order for us to survive.
  • As a result, we are not able to fully process a lot of what is going on around us.
  • Feeling somewhat numb and out of touch with our emotions is normal, especially if you have lived through trauma before.
  • Some people are more apt to feel hyper vigilant or anxious, while others become hypoactive or depressed. Neither means anything other than indicating your predisposition to dealing with extreme stress.
  • In-depth processing of trauma happens years later, when we feel emotionally safe to deal with it.
  • When in the midst of trauma, just getting by emotionally and functionally is okay. Lowering expectations and being kind to yourself and others is vital.

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National Alliance for the Mentally Ill (NAMI)
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An Environment of Compassion
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KeyStone Center provides treatment for addiction and co-occurring issues at our facility five miles south of Philadelphia International Airport in Delaware County, Pennsylvania. We provide addiction services to patients from all over the country.

We offer no-cost, confidential assessments 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. If you or a loved one are struggling with addiction, call us today at 610-876-9000.

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