Trauma Resolution
Here you find information about trauma, the brain and therapeutic interventions.
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This Nifty Infographic is a Great Introduction to Neuroplasticity and Cognitive Therapy – Neuroscientific breakthroughs are revealing fascinating new truths about how we can control our brains to create new positive neuropathways.
Have you ever used Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) to cope with emotional pain of of stress, depression, or addiction? DBT is just one of many forms of therapy we offer at
Childhood trauma is more common than you think and if left unchecked can have lifelong side effects. Find a therapist that can help your child get through the trauma so they don't have to suffer their entire life.
useful video to help people understand Trauma and the Brain (and points to remember for those working with trauma victims). and all in an amazing Scottish accent!
self-regulation, behavior volcano worksheet!
8 Things Most Often To listen- Therapy Clients
Wise mind is a state of mind that integrates logical thinking with emotional awareness. It is a mindful state in which you make decisions by integrating different ways of knowing and don't cut off parts of your experience. It means integrating our amygdal
Watch this TED Talk on Childhood Trauma & Its Effects on the Developmental Brain - Nadine Burke Harris TEDMED (WOW! Completely moved by this topic.
Might be a good way to start the year (especially if you have a lot of new students). I would allow students to pick some maybe) that they are willing to have shared. Then you could use it as an ice breaker also ~ Nice prompts for back to school.
stream in forest with 10 resiliency building skills to practice for trauma
Bessel van der Kolk — Restoring the Body: Yoga, EMDR, and Treating Trauma
Through Our Eyes: Children, Violence, and Trauma—Introduction Victims lend their voices to this video to provide first-hand accounts of how their exposure to violence as children affected them.
These 3 games will help your child to have calmer breathing and calmer behavior by engaging in deep breathing activities disguised as fun games.
The Surprising Benefit Of Going Through Hard Times Psychologists studying post-traumatic growth find that many people come to thrive in the aftermath of adversity.
