Recovering from childhood trauma is a lifelong process and it entails a wide range of treatments that aim to cure the mind, body, the nervous system itself, as well as the physical and psychological symptoms that go along with it. Numerous research studies suggest that it is indeed possible for individuals who have been traumatized to recover from whatever traumatic incident occurred earlier in life, owing to the phenomenon of neuroplasticity and functional changes brain. Recovery is largely determined by the type of childhood trauma endured, the age at which the trauma took place, and the period of time during which the events of trauma occurred. Whether the traumatic events involved sexual abuse, physical abuse, or exposure to any other sort of trauma - with the appropriate type of treatment, it is possible to begin healing from the impacts of childhood trauma.