Emotional Regulation — Emotional regulation refers to the ability to experience and manage emotions without allowing them to control behavior or judgment. Scam trauma can disrupt this ability through grief, anger, fear, shame, and reactions to reminders of the crime. Recovery progress becomes more visible when emotional responses become more manageable across time. — Emotional Regulation

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Emotional Regulation — Emotional regulation is the ability to manage feelings without becoming overwhelmed by them. Stabilization techniques help restore this ability when trauma disrupts normal emotional balance.

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Emotional Regulation — Emotional regulation is the ability to manage feelings in a balanced way. Trauma disrupts this process, especially when BDNF levels drop. Restoring BDNF supports more stable emotional responses.

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