The Freeze Trauma Response

The Freeze Trauma Response Immobility and numbness Shutdown or feeling stuck in a part of the body Feeling frozen, cannot move Holding breath/restricted breathing Deer in headlights Heavy limbs Eyes are still Hyper aware of body Sense of dread

FIGHT FLIGHT FREEZE: Stress Response Behaviors In Kids Free Reference Poster - WholeHearted School Counseling

How We Fight, Flight, Freeze and Fawn in Difficult Conversations: Adapting A Learning Mindset

7 Tips for Healing the Fight Trauma Response

Understanding the freeze stress response – Westmeria School

Trauma Series 3/4: Frozen in Place: Here's How the “Freeze” Trauma Response Looks — Illumine Therapy

Jessica Minahan, PhD, BCBA on X: We are familiar with the Fight, Flight, Freeze trauma response in students, but some students may have developed the Fawn response as a result of trauma.

When the Freeze Response is Chronic, It Is Related to Depression.

Fawn Response: Adding to The Fight, Flight, or Freeze Framework

Signs of Fight Flight Freeze and Fawn Response Worksheets for the Autonomic Nervous System in Trauma Therapy PTSD Awareness for Therapist

5 ways out of the Trauma response / how to un-freeze

Trauma and the Fawning Response: The Dark Side of People-Pleasing