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Beyond Recovery Center

Beyond Recovery Center

Help for PTSD and other Traumas

  • Introduction
  • The Walking Undead
    • Disclaimer
    • Foreword
    • About the Brain
    • c-PTSD
    • Types of Trauma
      • Jesus is all we need
      • Trauma’s Brain
        • Nucleus Accumbens
        • Hippocampus
        • The Amygdalae
        • The Ventromedial Prefrontal Cortex
        • The Cingulate Cortex
        • The Left and Right Brain
        • Synchronization
        • Trauma’s Brain Conclusion
      • Degrees of Trauma
        • Mild Trauma
        • Moderate Trauma
        • Severe Trauma
        • Profound Trauma
        • Chronic Trauma
      • Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs
      • 11 Aspects of Health (What does it mean to be Healthy?)
        • The Physical Aspect
        • The Emotional Aspect
        • The Chemical Aspect
        • The Psychological Aspect
        • The Cognitive Aspect
        • The Spiritual Aspect
        • The Sexual Aspect
        • The Financial Aspect
        • The Social or Relational Aspect
        • The Societal Aspect
        • The Environmental
      • Differences Between Men and Women
      • A Second look at Maslow
        • Maslow and Divorce
        • Maslow and Theft, Floods, Tornados, Fires, etc.
        • Maslow and The Abuse of State
        • Risk Factors: Vulnerability rating.
        • A Further Discussion on Damage
        • Re-victimization from Others
        • What about Stalking?
        • Generations
        • Conclusion
        • Epilog
      • Brain Games
      • Addictions Menu
        • Pain Medicine
        • Pornography
        • Masturbation
        • Sexual Addictions
        • Grooming
        • Anti-Christ
        • Boundries
      • Appendices Menu
        • Appendices 1
        • Appendix 2
        • Appendix 3
        • Appendix 4
        • Definition of Rape
  • ClothesLine
    • Gallery
  • Faith
    • Comfort
      • 1 Cor: 12
      • 2 Cor 1:3-8
      • Heb 4:15
      • Deut 31:8
      • Psm 119:76
      • Isaiah 66:13
      • 2 Cor 7:5-7
      • Psm 46:1
      • 1 Pet 5:7
      • Rom 8: 28
      • Rom 8:32
      • Psm 23:4
      • John 14:15-17
      • John 14:25-27
    • Hope
      • Isaiah 40
      • 2 Cor 1:8-9
      • 2 Cor 1:10
      • 2 Cor :11
      • Rom 5:1-5
      • Rom 4: 13
      • Rom 15:4
      • Titus 2:11-13
      • Heb 6:19
      • Lam 3:19
      • Jer 29:11
      • 2 Cor 1:10
    • CoDependency
      • Psm 118
      • 1 Cor 12:12-27
      • Rom 12:4-17
      • Rom 12:5
      • 1 Cor 12:27
      • Heb 12:2
      • Rom 1:25
      • 1 Sam 2:29
      • Matt 16:24-25
      • Gal 2:20
      • Eph 1:7
      • Luk 9:23
      • Eph 3:12
      • John 6:37
    • Feelings and Defence
      • Psm 121
      • Eph 4:19
      • Psm 32
      • Rom 8:31
      • Rom 14:17
      • Eph 4:19
      • Matt 13:13
      • Matt 9:36
      • Luke 19:41
      • Heb 5:7
      • John 11:17-44
      • Heb 4:14-16
    • Let Go, Let God
      • John 15:1-17
      • Prov 3:3-6
      • Luke 15:24
      • Eph 4:26
      • Rom 3:23-24
      • 2 Cor 1:3-4
      • Rom 7:18-25
      • Rom 7:18
      • Rom 7:24
      • Rom 7:25
      • John 15:5
      • Luke 15:11-32
      • Luke 15:16
      • Luke 15:17
      • Prov 19:19
      • Psm 27:14
    • Caring confrontation
      • Psalm 145
      • John 3:11
      • John 3: 17-18
      • John 16:8
      • Col 4:6
      • Prov 15:28
      • Prov 29:20
      • 1 Pet 2:17
      • Eph 4:2
      • Eph 4:14-15
    • Ministries to others
      • Gal 6:1-10
        • Phil 3:12-14
        • 1 Cor 9:24
        • Matt 6:33-34
        • Phil 2:12-13
        • Jer 29:11
        • Prov 19:21
      • Psm 139
        • Rom 12:2
        • Eph 4:22-24
        • Phil 4:8-9
        • Eph 2:1-10
        • Psm 139:14-16
        • Rom 8:37-39
        • Eph 1:8
  • PTSD
    • Coming Home
    • Final Memories
  • Addictions
  • TBA
  • Faith Blog
    • The Sin of Balaam
    • Basic Christianity
  • Reality, the struggle
  • To Historic Hotel Berry
  • To the Book: Mabbul

About This Site

The person who wrote these posts no longer exists. he has gone “Beyond Recovery”.  For now, I leave it the way it was as he struggled thro0ugh the recovery.

We Value your privacy.  Although I do like to know who you really are, only your Pseudo name shows up on your comments.   I like to have your email so I can contact you off sight if something important should be discussed in private.  Cookies are used for statistical evaluation only.  No information is sold or shared with anyone.

As for the site:  It is designed to read in sequence.

However, if you are in a hurry, the hub is found in “Trauma’s Brain” and The Degrees of Trauma”.  Come back when you have more time.  Join our discussion.  Ask any question.  This Center is for you.

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A Second look at Maslow

Now, let’s use what we have learned to look at some traumatic events: Divorce, theft, natural disasters.

Maslow and Divorce
Maslow and theft
Maslow vs State

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