Key role of supportive agents to shield person from toxic stress
Stress is commonly experienced by the majority of people in everyday tasks that can be manageable or tolerated up to some extent. In extreme cases or if stress persists in daily routine, it may adversely impact on behavior, feeling and cognitive process of humans. Triggers of stress can be overwhelming and give birth to an array of grim psychological disorders. If such mental worsening conditions are not tackled by supportive agents or mental healers, people grip under toxic stress.
In
early childhood, toxic stress may impair the cognitive development of a child
and negatively impact on intellectual growth such as learning, understanding
the concepts, and inability to take decisions and problem-solving behavior
capability. In childhood, toxic stress can worsen mental health due to exposure
to frequent stressful situations and lack of counseling or mental shielding
from supportive agents or family members. The prolonged stress can lead to
serious repercussions. Children living under hazardous environments without any
buffering or caretakers may undergo toxic stress. In the same vein,
children who are ignored, face domestic violence, sexual abuse, emotional
exploitation, living with seriously ill parents may experience toxic stress.
Common
symptoms that can be categorized as toxic stress include headache, tiredness,
muscle tension, stomach disorder, irregular sleep, feeling of restlessness,
depression, Chronic pain, aggression, anxiousness, dejection, and social
isolation.
In
adulthood, some people undergo financial losses, separation from partner and
excessive workload in office. Such conditions trigger toxic stress when people
do not adopt coping mechanisms to reduce the stress level. Lack of support from
mental therapists or poor coping skills impedes a person's cognitive power to
deal with a threatening environment that induce toxic stress.
People
who experience toxic stress can better manage their life through counseling
from mental health experts or supportive agents in society, making good
adjustments in relationships.
Bottomline:
Toxic
stress is an extreme psychological imbalance condition which can disrupt normal
functions of life. Toxic stress is elevated in children who relentlessly feel
ignorance, breathing in a threatening environment or exposed to family or
social violence. Toxic stress can lead to irreversible damage to brain
architecture and impair cognitive functions if they are not monitored under
supportive agents or mental health therapists.
Important
note: Above mental health article is
written on the basis of environmental inputs and displays the views of the
writer. Information provided in the article is for general awareness. In any
extreme mental health condition, it is recommended to consult a therapist. Any
resemblance is just a coincidence. Writer is not responsible for any
disagreement.
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