Abuse-Evoked Brain Damage and Pain
Abuse-Evoked Brain Damage and Pain can lead to chronic suffering by altering neural pathways and stress responses. Research shows that prolonged trauma affects brain regions like the cingulate cortex, intensifying pain perception. At Cingulum NeuroSciences Institute, we explore the connection between trauma, brain function, and pain management. Understanding these effects can help survivors find effective healing strategies for long-term recovery.
