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Hi U may contact me by seeing my profile on Practo. I am a clinical psychologist with trauma certification. And have dealt with lots of cases of childhood trauma. My name is Aparna Gupta from gurgaon multispeciality clinic and/or Gray Cells Matter clinic in gurgaon. Both online and offline sessions are available.

It’s good that you’ve identified the link between your childhood experiences and the difficulties you’re facing now. Trauma from early life can continue to influence sexual behaviour, emotional regulation, and urges in adulthood, and therapy is an appropriate next step. A clinical psychologist trained in trauma-focused therapy can help you understand these patterns, reduce their impact, and develop healthier ways of coping. Approaches like CBT, EMDR, or trauma-informed psychotherapy are especially effective in addressing both the emotional pain and the behaviours that stem from it. You don’t have to manage this alone — with the right support, these patterns can improve

Hi, Seeking psychotherapy to address childhood trauma is a positive and important step toward healing and improving your current life. A psychologist who is experienced and specialized in trauma, especially childhood trauma, can help you understand and process these past experiences, which may be impacting your present relationships, sexual life, and urges. Look for a licensed mental health professional with expertise in trauma-informed therapy, such as a clinical psychologist or a therapist trained in approaches like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), or trauma-focused therapy. Finding a compassionate and understanding therapist who creates a safe space for you to explore these sensitive issues is crucial. This therapeutic process can help you gain control over unhealthy urges, improve your emotional well-being, and foster healthier relationships. Don’t hesitate to ask potential therapists about their experience with childhood trauma and how they can support you through this journey.

Hi, It’s good that you’re aware something from your past may be influencing your current sexual life and impulses, and seeking help is the right step. While you feel this is linked to childhood trauma, it’s also possible that other emotional, relational or stress related factors are adding to what you’re experiencing, which is why a proper psychological assessment is important. A psychologist trained in trauma informed therapy can help you understand the root of these urges and guide you toward healthier patterns and a more stable sense of control.

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“Trauma from the past can shape present behavior, but it can be healed. Reach a trauma-focused psychologist (CBT/EMDR). You deserve a healthy and peaceful life — asking for help is already a strong first step.”

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Your trauma can be resolved and you can get back to your normal self . What ever had happened in the past can be resolved with the therapeutic sessions, Specifically through EFT and NLP .

Your symptoms strongly suggest unresolved childhood trauma that is influencing your present feelings, urges, and relationship patterns. This is not a character flaw — it is your nervous system replaying old wounds. With the right trauma-focused therapy, these patterns can be rewired and brought under your control.

Hi, It is very insightful and courageous of you to recognize that your childhood trauma is affecting your present emotional and sexual life. Trauma often stays stored in the nervous system and can come out as compulsive urges, unhealthy coping behaviors, guilt, shame, or confusion in intimacy. This does not mean something is wrong with you — it means your mind is asking for healing. With the right psychotherapy, these patterns can absolutely be understood, processed, and changed.

Hi Childhood trauma does affect the present life. Trauma is related to fear, anxiety, stress which remains unresolved in childhood and affects the present life. We are constant action to prevent it for future and so it spoils the present. We have to go therapy focusing on the emotions and unresolved thoughts related to the trauma Happy to help Contact me at Eight three six, eight zero five three seven one zero

It’s a good step to recognise the connection between childhood experiences and current problems and to want to work on it. Trauma can feel heavy but sometimes it doesn’t, and still it leaves a lasting impact on who we become, and what we search for. This is also often connected to unresolved things.

Hi... Childhood trauma and abuse, especially if it is of physical or sexual nature may torment a person's personality/ sexuality beyond repair as it shapes the mind in a very negative way that too in formative years of development. With psychotherapy/ counseling it is possible to manage the present issues, but it's effect on a person's psyche is very hard to change and may take years long therapy to completely relieve the pain, suffering, and imapact on one's personality as an adult. Be mindful that these issues take time to address, although the presenting symptoms may get addressed within 6-8 months of weekly sessions. One must focus on complete recovery without gaps so that it gets addressed at the core and not just at the periphery. Try and find a therapist with whom you can commit for long term and address these issues from the root.

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Childhood trauma or complex trauma may take time to heal and need complete details intake on the individuals life. The patterns , fear , trigger etc You should connect to work on your healing joinery .