"The Volcano Effect"

Monday 13th December 2010
Here is my latest article about consciously suppressed emotion.

It is well documented and recognised that traumatic events during our formative years lead almost inevitably to suppressed memories and buried emotions. Our "friend" the sub-conscious mind hides away experiences too difficult to be remembered yet responds automatically to all things similar. In other words, it intentionally excludes from consciousness any thoughts feelings or associated memories, deemed to be harmful to the psychological well being of the individual yet stands alert ,awaiting a familiar danger signal in order to respond. Consequently, we are left in a state of unidentifiable, confusion and panic , exhibited in a panoply of physical and psychological anxiety based disorders .
Click here to read the full "Volcano Effect" article.