The Healing Process Analysis

I do agree that the healing process can only begin with the acknowledgement, understanding, and the ability to communicate the traumatic occurrence to an outside source. The source in which this information is revealed should be reliable and knowledge with the ability to provide the assistance need at that time; however, I do not feel it has to be a crisis interventionist or licensed counselor. For decades, many have argue that only license professional with degrees should aid an individual through a crisis. I believe this to be false based on the human characteristic to assist other in there time of need like Webb (2007) stated it is everyone’s responsibility. I would like to use my experience as Soldier for an example. Soldiers often
develop a unique bond that cannot be broken even with distance and time especially if we have shared a life-altering experience during a deployment. While serving in these hostile environment, there are times when no license professional is present for us to share our thoughts, feeling, and emotions which means we have to depend on each other through the healing process. Usually, these events do not affect us physically but emotionally and spiritually but in all instance for me God has placed as person with a spiritually foundation amongst us to depend upon. As we all are majoring in the health care profession, the education we receive or license is only designed to enhance our God given gift and without a license we will still serve Our Purpose of helping other. “Do not neglect to do good and to share what you have, for such sacrifices are pleasing to God” (Hebrew 13:16, ESV). The best treatment for healing is time, social support (family and group counseling), and self-care. Respectfully, Kizzie