When we think that something dangerous or threatening may happen, our
body’s normal way of reacting is to act as soon as possible to avoid being
hurt. This is our body’s natural way of surviving and protecting itself. When
we react like this we may have strong physical or emotional feelings, our
bodies may get very tense, we may have problems breathing, or we might
have other reactions.
Our body’s alarm response begins to work right away to help the organs
in the body react better to the threat. There are three ways the body
responds: fight, flight (get away from the situation), or freeze (be unable to
do anything to help ourselves or even scream, as if we were frozen to the
spot). When that alarm begins to work we may feel or experience any of the
following
When we think that something dangerous or threatening may happen, our
body’s normal way of reacting is to act as soon as possible to avoid being
hurt. This is our body’s natural way of surviving and protecting itself. When
we react like this we may have strong physical or emotional feelings, our
bodies may get very tense, we may have problems breathing, or we might
have other reactions.
Our body’s alarm response begins to work right away to help the organs
in the body react better to the threat. There are three ways the body
responds: fight, flight (get away from the situation), or freeze (be unable to
do anything to help ourselves or even scream, as if we were frozen to the
spot). When that alarm begins to work we may feel or experience any of the
following
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