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In my recent reflection on vicarious trauma, I visualized it as standing on the shore, extending a hand to someone stuck in a mud pit. But instead of pulling them out, they pull me in. This encapsulates the essence of vicarious trauma: our intent to help, but finding ourselves entangled in the same struggle.This is just a snippet from our exclusive Monthly Meeting with our Professionals Network members. You can learn more about the Biology of Trauma® Professional program here: https://lnkd.in/e3pX3BEt

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Transforming the trauma triangle with our Romanian group. Nature has helped us with extra rainbow light. We worked with experiential techniques, our strengths, our compassion and our skills to regulate our bodies. We transformed our work into posttraumatic growth.If you want to learn how to use this model, next TSM training in the Netherlands about Containment: https://lnkd.in/e4FDe7sz

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Uncover crucial insights on 'What To Do If Bitten By a Black Mamba' in this comprehensive guide. Learn immediate response measures.

Uncover crucial insights on 'What To Do If Bitten By a Black Mamba' in this comprehensive guide. Learn immediate response measures.

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Dissociative frames can act like dis-affiliating normative attitudes, where multiplex/duplex avoidance is often confused with temperate/dispassionate/impartial analyses on states of affairs.These Ought Standards as atmospherics can be highly effective in getting people to toe the line and not upset the best china in the house or else.https://lnkd.in/d2n-pFvT

At moments of high stress your body has a range of available defensive responses. Some people describe feeling hijacked by their body's response. Understanding what's happening is the first step in befriending our natural defence mechanisms. Check out this very short presentation to learn more.

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Do you know what it means to be a compassionate witness? It's a term that's been bandied around quite a bit recently and is something we've discussed in depth in my weekly study group. It turns out that being able to listen - to witness - another with presence and compassion does not always come easily. Yet with knowledge and skills, we can become better at providing this meaningful connection with others, while also avoiding the mistakes that undermine it.In this video I talk with BodyIntelligence teacher and my co-instructor about this important subject.Imogen and I co-teach Foundations of Regulation, a 6-week online course for people dealing with trauma and chronic stress. More information at: https://lnkd.in/eKTCpRVEhttps://lnkd.in/ex56FftP

We cannot wait to be back in person for the first time since 2019 for the PRIM&R Annual Conference and SBER Conference! Watch this short video to hear a few words from co-chair of the SBER23 planning committee, Andrew Hedrick, MPA, CIP.

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Two copies of “Trauma Trails, Recreating Song Lines: The Transgenerational Effects of Trauma in Indigenous Australians” by Judy Atkinson have arrived at QIFT.We are looking forward to immersing ourselves in the words, wisdom, and research of Judy Atkinson.Dadirri means to listen to one another, and we hope by listening deeply to the stories of pain and stories of healing in the book that we we will learn more about the direction for change and healing.

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Understanding the impact of trauma is crucial, and that's why we're diving into the world of Trauma-Informed Responses. 💙 Let's empower ourselves and others with knowledge that promotes safety, autonomy, and understanding. 🤝By raising awareness, we contribute to a world where survivors are not just heard, but truly understood and supported.📌 Knowledge is power! Share this post to spread awareness.

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