Post-traumatic growth is the positive psychological change that can occur after experiencing trauma. While trauma often brings pain and challenges, some individuals discover increased resilience, deeper relationships, and a renewed appreciation for life. They may develop greater personal strength, new perspectives, and stronger spiritual or philosophical beliefs. This growth doesn’t mean the trauma was beneficial—it means people can adapt and find meaning through adversity. Therapy, mindfulness, and supportive relationships help facilitate post-traumatic growth by guiding reflection and acceptance. With the right support, individuals can transform suffering into strength.