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How to enable narrative expression and affect regulation – The scared gang are asked to tell
When children are asked to recall traumatic events or express their fears, their stress response is activated. Children have different styles of adaptation to threat; Instinctive survival behaviour, sensory regulation behaviours and strategic attachment behaviours. Each adaptation needs a corresponding sensory regulating response and an appropriate response by the professional, to enable the child to recover and participate […] More
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Creating a Trauma Informed Workplace – Event Replay
This webinar gave attendees a better understanding of why and how to become a trauma informed organisation, we discussed practical tips and theories in this session. Attendees gained a broader understanding of the trauma informed process by hearing about the current progress of a trauma informed journey. We also explored a wider awareness of trauma […] More
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Treating the invisible wounds of sociocultural trauma: A multicultural relational perspective
Our reliance on narrow definitions of trauma has impeded the ability of our field to fully grasp the pervasive and multitudinous ways in which trauma permeates the lives of marginalized groups. It is rare, if ever, that dimensions of culture especially socio-cultural oppression are conceptualized as a form of trauma. The failure to consider socio-cultural oppression as a […] More
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How to enable narrative expression and affect regulation – The scared gang are asked to tell
When children are asked to recall traumatic events or express their fears, their stress response is activated. Children have different styles of adaptation to threat; Instinctive survival behaviour, sensory regulation behaviours and strategic attachment behaviours. Each adaptation needs a corresponding sensory regulating response and an appropriate response by the professional, to enable the child to recover and participate […] More
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Creating a Trauma Informed Workplace – Event Replay
This webinar gave attendees a better understanding of why and how to become a trauma informed organisation, we discussed practical tips and theories in this session. Attendees gained a broader understanding of the trauma informed process by hearing about the current progress of a trauma informed journey. We also explored a wider awareness of trauma […] More
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Treating the invisible wounds of sociocultural trauma: A multicultural relational perspective
Our reliance on narrow definitions of trauma has impeded the ability of our field to fully grasp the pervasive and multitudinous ways in which trauma permeates the lives of marginalized groups. It is rare, if ever, that dimensions of culture especially socio-cultural oppression are conceptualized as a form of trauma. The failure to consider socio-cultural oppression as a […] More
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in Articles Premium, Mental Health, Information Hub, Diet, Physical Health, Premium Content, PremiumClive’s December Blog – Nutrition
To write a blog about ‘nutrition’ at the beginning of December is a tough call. Can I be brutally honest with you and say that much of the stuff that’s going to be put on your table in the last week of the month is almost certainly not going to be much good for you? All […] More
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How to help clients restore their nervous system after a traumatic impact
During this program, Peter A Levine, Ph.D., the developer of Somatic Experiencing® (SE™), will demonstrate how SE addresses trauma through a combination of theoretical explanation and body-oriented experiential exercises. Participants in this program will learn the underpinnings of trauma and explore how nervous system regulation and awareness of bodily sensations can bring clients out of a trauma state and […] More
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Welcome to the Action Trauma Network Members’ Area
Do you want to make the most of your Action Trauma Network membership? Learn how to navigate your members’ dashboard, access hundreds of exclusive resources and gain access to a range of in-person and online events… More
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The evolution of caring and compassion and the healing of trauma
In Compassion Focused Therapy, compassion is regarded as rooted in a basic if A then do B stimulus response algorithm. This algorithm evolved in different ways but predominantly with the evolution of attachment, where the parent (usually the mother) evolved feature detectors to be sensitive to the distress/suffering and needs of her infant which would trigger appropriate alleviation behaviour. […] More
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The role of the body in forecasting the future
Implicit Predictions and expectations of ourselves, others and the world are reflected in the autonomic arousal, movement, and posture of the body. This keynote will examine how the body’s patterns forecast the future and look at the role of the body in the treatment of trauma and attachment disturbances. The different impact of various kinds of trauma, attachment and […] More
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Neurodiversity Networking Event Replay
Neurodiversity: Awareness, Knowledge & Strategies from a Trauma Informed Lens This event provided attendees with a better understanding and acceptance of Neurodiversity. Rebecca discussed the common misconceptions and myths surrounding Neurodiversity, in particular Autism and ADHD. Nicki helped us develop a better understanding of retained primitive reflexes and their links to trauma recovery. During this […] More
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Mental Health Champion Report
Factors Affecting Mental Health and Wellbeing in Children and Young People in Northern Ireland The Office of the Mental Health Champion has launched a new report on ‘Factors Affecting Mental Health and Wellbeing in Children and Young People in Northern Ireland’. New findings from the report show that 45.2% of 16-year-olds in NI meet the criteria […] More
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The Rythym of Regulation – Building safety from a Polyvagal Perspective
The Polyvagal Theory offers a way to understand the human autonomic nervous system and directly engage with our habitual patterns of response. Through a polyvagal lens we learn to listen to our embodied stories. We can let go of self-criticism and bring an open heart to exploring the “ways and whys” of our daily experience. More
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Webinar Creating a TraumaInformed Workplace 6th December 2023 10am – 11am (GMT) FREE to everyone Book now Overview This webinar will give attendees a better understanding of why and how to become a trauma informed organisation, along with challenges, practical tips, and theories. This will also broaden your understanding of Trauma Informed Practice and promote mental […] More
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How to enable narrative expression and affect regulation – The scared gang are asked to tell
When children are asked to recall traumatic events or express their fears, their stress response is activated. Children have different styles of adaptation to threat; Instinctive survival behaviour, sensory regulation behaviours and strategic attachment behaviours. Each adaptation needs a corresponding sensory regulating response and an appropriate response by the professional, to enable the child to recover and participate […] More
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Creating a Trauma Informed Workplace – Event Replay
This webinar gave attendees a better understanding of why and how to become a trauma informed organisation, we discussed practical tips and theories in this session. Attendees gained a broader understanding of the trauma informed process by hearing about the current progress of a trauma informed journey. We also explored a wider awareness of trauma […] More
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Treating the invisible wounds of sociocultural trauma: A multicultural relational perspective
Our reliance on narrow definitions of trauma has impeded the ability of our field to fully grasp the pervasive and multitudinous ways in which trauma permeates the lives of marginalized groups. It is rare, if ever, that dimensions of culture especially socio-cultural oppression are conceptualized as a form of trauma. The failure to consider socio-cultural oppression as a […] More
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Clive’s December Blog – Nutrition
To write a blog about ‘nutrition’ at the beginning of December is a tough call. Can I be brutally honest with you and say that much of the stuff that’s going to be put on your table in the last week of the month is almost certainly not going to be much good for you? All […] More
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How to help clients restore their nervous system after a traumatic impact
During this program, Peter A Levine, Ph.D., the developer of Somatic Experiencing® (SE™), will demonstrate how SE addresses trauma through a combination of theoretical explanation and body-oriented experiential exercises. Participants in this program will learn the underpinnings of trauma and explore how nervous system regulation and awareness of bodily sensations can bring clients out of a trauma state and […] More
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Creating a Trauma Informed Workplace – Event Replay
This webinar gave attendees a better understanding of why and how to become a trauma informed organisation, we discussed practical tips and theories in this session. Attendees gained a broader understanding of the trauma informed process by hearing about the current progress of a trauma informed journey. We also explored a wider awareness of trauma […] More
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Treating the invisible wounds of sociocultural trauma: A multicultural relational perspective
Our reliance on narrow definitions of trauma has impeded the ability of our field to fully grasp the pervasive and multitudinous ways in which trauma permeates the lives of marginalized groups. It is rare, if ever, that dimensions of culture especially socio-cultural oppression are conceptualized as a form of trauma. The failure to consider socio-cultural oppression as a […] More
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Clive’s December Blog – Nutrition
To write a blog about ‘nutrition’ at the beginning of December is a tough call. Can I be brutally honest with you and say that much of the stuff that’s going to be put on your table in the last week of the month is almost certainly not going to be much good for you? All […] More
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How to help clients restore their nervous system after a traumatic impact
During this program, Peter A Levine, Ph.D., the developer of Somatic Experiencing® (SE™), will demonstrate how SE addresses trauma through a combination of theoretical explanation and body-oriented experiential exercises. Participants in this program will learn the underpinnings of trauma and explore how nervous system regulation and awareness of bodily sensations can bring clients out of a trauma state and […] More
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Creating a Trauma Informed Workplace – Event Replay
This webinar gave attendees a better understanding of why and how to become a trauma informed organisation, we discussed practical tips and theories in this session. Attendees gained a broader understanding of the trauma informed process by hearing about the current progress of a trauma informed journey. We also explored a wider awareness of trauma […] More
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Treating the invisible wounds of sociocultural trauma: A multicultural relational perspective
Our reliance on narrow definitions of trauma has impeded the ability of our field to fully grasp the pervasive and multitudinous ways in which trauma permeates the lives of marginalized groups. It is rare, if ever, that dimensions of culture especially socio-cultural oppression are conceptualized as a form of trauma. The failure to consider socio-cultural oppression as a […] More
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Clive’s December Blog – Nutrition
To write a blog about ‘nutrition’ at the beginning of December is a tough call. Can I be brutally honest with you and say that much of the stuff that’s going to be put on your table in the last week of the month is almost certainly not going to be much good for you? All […] More
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How to help clients restore their nervous system after a traumatic impact
During this program, Peter A Levine, Ph.D., the developer of Somatic Experiencing® (SE™), will demonstrate how SE addresses trauma through a combination of theoretical explanation and body-oriented experiential exercises. Participants in this program will learn the underpinnings of trauma and explore how nervous system regulation and awareness of bodily sensations can bring clients out of a trauma state and […] More
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How to enable narrative expression and affect regulation – The scared gang are asked to tell
When children are asked to recall traumatic events or express their fears, their stress response is activated. Children have different styles of adaptation to threat; Instinctive survival behaviour, sensory regulation behaviours and strategic attachment behaviours. Each adaptation needs a corresponding sensory regulating response and an appropriate response by the professional, to enable the child to recover and participate […] More
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Creating a Trauma Informed Workplace – Event Replay
This webinar gave attendees a better understanding of why and how to become a trauma informed organisation, we discussed practical tips and theories in this session. Attendees gained a broader understanding of the trauma informed process by hearing about the current progress of a trauma informed journey. We also explored a wider awareness of trauma […] More
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Treating the invisible wounds of sociocultural trauma: A multicultural relational perspective
Our reliance on narrow definitions of trauma has impeded the ability of our field to fully grasp the pervasive and multitudinous ways in which trauma permeates the lives of marginalized groups. It is rare, if ever, that dimensions of culture especially socio-cultural oppression are conceptualized as a form of trauma. The failure to consider socio-cultural oppression as a […] More
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Clive’s December Blog – Nutrition
To write a blog about ‘nutrition’ at the beginning of December is a tough call. Can I be brutally honest with you and say that much of the stuff that’s going to be put on your table in the last week of the month is almost certainly not going to be much good for you? All […] More
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How to help clients restore their nervous system after a traumatic impact
During this program, Peter A Levine, Ph.D., the developer of Somatic Experiencing® (SE™), will demonstrate how SE addresses trauma through a combination of theoretical explanation and body-oriented experiential exercises. Participants in this program will learn the underpinnings of trauma and explore how nervous system regulation and awareness of bodily sensations can bring clients out of a trauma state and […] More
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How to enable narrative expression and affect regulation – The scared gang are asked to tell
When children are asked to recall traumatic events or express their fears, their stress response is activated. Children have different styles of adaptation to threat; Instinctive survival behaviour, sensory regulation behaviours and strategic attachment behaviours. Each adaptation needs a corresponding sensory regulating response and an appropriate response by the professional, to enable the child to recover and participate […] More
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Creating a Trauma Informed Workplace – Event Replay
This webinar gave attendees a better understanding of why and how to become a trauma informed organisation, we discussed practical tips and theories in this session. Attendees gained a broader understanding of the trauma informed process by hearing about the current progress of a trauma informed journey. We also explored a wider awareness of trauma […] More
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Treating the invisible wounds of sociocultural trauma: A multicultural relational perspective
Our reliance on narrow definitions of trauma has impeded the ability of our field to fully grasp the pervasive and multitudinous ways in which trauma permeates the lives of marginalized groups. It is rare, if ever, that dimensions of culture especially socio-cultural oppression are conceptualized as a form of trauma. The failure to consider socio-cultural oppression as a […] More
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Clive’s December Blog – Nutrition
To write a blog about ‘nutrition’ at the beginning of December is a tough call. Can I be brutally honest with you and say that much of the stuff that’s going to be put on your table in the last week of the month is almost certainly not going to be much good for you? All […] More
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How to help clients restore their nervous system after a traumatic impact
During this program, Peter A Levine, Ph.D., the developer of Somatic Experiencing® (SE™), will demonstrate how SE addresses trauma through a combination of theoretical explanation and body-oriented experiential exercises. Participants in this program will learn the underpinnings of trauma and explore how nervous system regulation and awareness of bodily sensations can bring clients out of a trauma state and […] More
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How to enable narrative expression and affect regulation – The scared gang are asked to tell
When children are asked to recall traumatic events or express their fears, their stress response is activated. Children have different styles of adaptation to threat; Instinctive survival behaviour, sensory regulation behaviours and strategic attachment behaviours. Each adaptation needs a corresponding sensory regulating response and an appropriate response by the professional, to enable the child to recover and participate […] More
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Creating a Trauma Informed Workplace – Event Replay
This webinar gave attendees a better understanding of why and how to become a trauma informed organisation, we discussed practical tips and theories in this session. Attendees gained a broader understanding of the trauma informed process by hearing about the current progress of a trauma informed journey. We also explored a wider awareness of trauma […] More
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How to enable narrative expression and affect regulation – The scared gang are asked to tell
When children are asked to recall traumatic events or express their fears, their stress response is activated. Children have different styles of adaptation to threat; Instinctive survival behaviour, sensory regulation behaviours and strategic attachment behaviours. Each adaptation needs a corresponding sensory regulating response and an appropriate response by the professional, to enable the child to recover and participate […] More
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Creating a Trauma Informed Workplace – Event Replay
This webinar gave attendees a better understanding of why and how to become a trauma informed organisation, we discussed practical tips and theories in this session. Attendees gained a broader understanding of the trauma informed process by hearing about the current progress of a trauma informed journey. We also explored a wider awareness of trauma […] More
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Treating the invisible wounds of sociocultural trauma: A multicultural relational perspective
Our reliance on narrow definitions of trauma has impeded the ability of our field to fully grasp the pervasive and multitudinous ways in which trauma permeates the lives of marginalized groups. It is rare, if ever, that dimensions of culture especially socio-cultural oppression are conceptualized as a form of trauma. The failure to consider socio-cultural oppression as a […] More
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How to enable narrative expression and affect regulation – The scared gang are asked to tell
When children are asked to recall traumatic events or express their fears, their stress response is activated. Children have different styles of adaptation to threat; Instinctive survival behaviour, sensory regulation behaviours and strategic attachment behaviours. Each adaptation needs a corresponding sensory regulating response and an appropriate response by the professional, to enable the child to recover and participate […] More
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Creating a Trauma Informed Workplace – Event Replay
This webinar gave attendees a better understanding of why and how to become a trauma informed organisation, we discussed practical tips and theories in this session. Attendees gained a broader understanding of the trauma informed process by hearing about the current progress of a trauma informed journey. We also explored a wider awareness of trauma […] More
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Treating the invisible wounds of sociocultural trauma: A multicultural relational perspective
Our reliance on narrow definitions of trauma has impeded the ability of our field to fully grasp the pervasive and multitudinous ways in which trauma permeates the lives of marginalized groups. It is rare, if ever, that dimensions of culture especially socio-cultural oppression are conceptualized as a form of trauma. The failure to consider socio-cultural oppression as a […] More
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How to enable narrative expression and affect regulation – The scared gang are asked to tell
When children are asked to recall traumatic events or express their fears, their stress response is activated. Children have different styles of adaptation to threat; Instinctive survival behaviour, sensory regulation behaviours and strategic attachment behaviours. Each adaptation needs a corresponding sensory regulating response and an appropriate response by the professional, to enable the child to recover and participate […] More
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Creating a Trauma Informed Workplace – Event Replay
This webinar gave attendees a better understanding of why and how to become a trauma informed organisation, we discussed practical tips and theories in this session. Attendees gained a broader understanding of the trauma informed process by hearing about the current progress of a trauma informed journey. We also explored a wider awareness of trauma […] More
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Treating the invisible wounds of sociocultural trauma: A multicultural relational perspective
Our reliance on narrow definitions of trauma has impeded the ability of our field to fully grasp the pervasive and multitudinous ways in which trauma permeates the lives of marginalized groups. It is rare, if ever, that dimensions of culture especially socio-cultural oppression are conceptualized as a form of trauma. The failure to consider socio-cultural oppression as a […] More
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in Articles Premium, Mental Health, Information Hub, Diet, Physical Health, Premium Content, PremiumClive’s December Blog – Nutrition
To write a blog about ‘nutrition’ at the beginning of December is a tough call. Can I be brutally honest with you and say that much of the stuff that’s going to be put on your table in the last week of the month is almost certainly not going to be much good for you? All […] More
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How to enable narrative expression and affect regulation – The scared gang are asked to tell
When children are asked to recall traumatic events or express their fears, their stress response is activated. Children have different styles of adaptation to threat; Instinctive survival behaviour, sensory regulation behaviours and strategic attachment behaviours. Each adaptation needs a corresponding sensory regulating response and an appropriate response by the professional, to enable the child to recover and participate […] More
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Creating a Trauma Informed Workplace – Event Replay
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Treating the invisible wounds of sociocultural trauma: A multicultural relational perspective
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Clive’s December Blog – Nutrition
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How to enable narrative expression and affect regulation – The scared gang are asked to tell
When children are asked to recall traumatic events or express their fears, their stress response is activated. Children have different styles of adaptation to threat; Instinctive survival behaviour, sensory regulation behaviours and strategic attachment behaviours. Each adaptation needs a corresponding sensory regulating response and an appropriate response by the professional, to enable the child to recover and participate […] More
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Creating a Trauma Informed Workplace – Event Replay
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Treating the invisible wounds of sociocultural trauma: A multicultural relational perspective
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Clive’s December Blog – Nutrition
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How to help clients restore their nervous system after a traumatic impact
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How to enable narrative expression and affect regulation – The scared gang are asked to tell
When children are asked to recall traumatic events or express their fears, their stress response is activated. Children have different styles of adaptation to threat; Instinctive survival behaviour, sensory regulation behaviours and strategic attachment behaviours. Each adaptation needs a corresponding sensory regulating response and an appropriate response by the professional, to enable the child to recover and participate […] More
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Creating a Trauma Informed Workplace – Event Replay
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Treating the invisible wounds of sociocultural trauma: A multicultural relational perspective
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Clive’s December Blog – Nutrition
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How to help clients restore their nervous system after a traumatic impact
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Welcome to the Action Trauma Network Members’ Area
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The evolution of caring and compassion and the healing of trauma
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The role of the body in forecasting the future
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Neurodiversity Networking Event Replay
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Creating a Trauma Informed Workplace – Event Replay
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Treating the invisible wounds of sociocultural trauma: A multicultural relational perspective
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Clive’s December Blog – Nutrition
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How to help clients restore their nervous system after a traumatic impact
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Welcome to the Action Trauma Network Members’ Area
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The evolution of caring and compassion and the healing of trauma
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The role of the body in forecasting the future
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Neurodiversity Networking Event Replay
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How to enable narrative expression and affect regulation – The scared gang are asked to tell
When children are asked to recall traumatic events or express their fears, their stress response is activated. Children have different styles of adaptation to threat; Instinctive survival behaviour, sensory regulation behaviours and strategic attachment behaviours. Each adaptation needs a corresponding sensory regulating response and an appropriate response by the professional, to enable the child to recover and participate […] More
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Creating a Trauma Informed Workplace – Event Replay
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Treating the invisible wounds of sociocultural trauma: A multicultural relational perspective
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Clive’s December Blog – Nutrition
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How to help clients restore their nervous system after a traumatic impact
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Welcome to the Action Trauma Network Members’ Area
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The evolution of caring and compassion and the healing of trauma
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The role of the body in forecasting the future
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How to enable narrative expression and affect regulation – The scared gang are asked to tell
When children are asked to recall traumatic events or express their fears, their stress response is activated. Children have different styles of adaptation to threat; Instinctive survival behaviour, sensory regulation behaviours and strategic attachment behaviours. Each adaptation needs a corresponding sensory regulating response and an appropriate response by the professional, to enable the child to recover and participate […] More
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Creating a Trauma Informed Workplace – Event Replay
This webinar gave attendees a better understanding of why and how to become a trauma informed organisation, we discussed practical tips and theories in this session. Attendees gained a broader understanding of the trauma informed process by hearing about the current progress of a trauma informed journey. We also explored a wider awareness of trauma […] More
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Treating the invisible wounds of sociocultural trauma: A multicultural relational perspective
Our reliance on narrow definitions of trauma has impeded the ability of our field to fully grasp the pervasive and multitudinous ways in which trauma permeates the lives of marginalized groups. It is rare, if ever, that dimensions of culture especially socio-cultural oppression are conceptualized as a form of trauma. The failure to consider socio-cultural oppression as a […] More
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How to enable narrative expression and affect regulation – The scared gang are asked to tell
When children are asked to recall traumatic events or express their fears, their stress response is activated. Children have different styles of adaptation to threat; Instinctive survival behaviour, sensory regulation behaviours and strategic attachment behaviours. Each adaptation needs a corresponding sensory regulating response and an appropriate response by the professional, to enable the child to recover and participate […] More
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Creating a Trauma Informed Workplace – Event Replay
This webinar gave attendees a better understanding of why and how to become a trauma informed organisation, we discussed practical tips and theories in this session. Attendees gained a broader understanding of the trauma informed process by hearing about the current progress of a trauma informed journey. We also explored a wider awareness of trauma […] More
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Treating the invisible wounds of sociocultural trauma: A multicultural relational perspective
Our reliance on narrow definitions of trauma has impeded the ability of our field to fully grasp the pervasive and multitudinous ways in which trauma permeates the lives of marginalized groups. It is rare, if ever, that dimensions of culture especially socio-cultural oppression are conceptualized as a form of trauma. The failure to consider socio-cultural oppression as a […] More
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in Articles Premium, Mental Health, Information Hub, Diet, Physical Health, Premium Content, PremiumClive’s December Blog – Nutrition
To write a blog about ‘nutrition’ at the beginning of December is a tough call. Can I be brutally honest with you and say that much of the stuff that’s going to be put on your table in the last week of the month is almost certainly not going to be much good for you? All […] More
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How to help clients restore their nervous system after a traumatic impact
During this program, Peter A Levine, Ph.D., the developer of Somatic Experiencing® (SE™), will demonstrate how SE addresses trauma through a combination of theoretical explanation and body-oriented experiential exercises. Participants in this program will learn the underpinnings of trauma and explore how nervous system regulation and awareness of bodily sensations can bring clients out of a trauma state and […] More
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Welcome to the Action Trauma Network Members’ Area
Do you want to make the most of your Action Trauma Network membership? Learn how to navigate your members’ dashboard, access hundreds of exclusive resources and gain access to a range of in-person and online events… More
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The evolution of caring and compassion and the healing of trauma
In Compassion Focused Therapy, compassion is regarded as rooted in a basic if A then do B stimulus response algorithm. This algorithm evolved in different ways but predominantly with the evolution of attachment, where the parent (usually the mother) evolved feature detectors to be sensitive to the distress/suffering and needs of her infant which would trigger appropriate alleviation behaviour. […] More
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How to enable narrative expression and affect regulation – The scared gang are asked to tell
When children are asked to recall traumatic events or express their fears, their stress response is activated. Children have different styles of adaptation to threat; Instinctive survival behaviour, sensory regulation behaviours and strategic attachment behaviours. Each adaptation needs a corresponding sensory regulating response and an appropriate response by the professional, to enable the child to recover and participate […] More
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Creating a Trauma Informed Workplace – Event Replay
This webinar gave attendees a better understanding of why and how to become a trauma informed organisation, we discussed practical tips and theories in this session. Attendees gained a broader understanding of the trauma informed process by hearing about the current progress of a trauma informed journey. We also explored a wider awareness of trauma […] More
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How to enable narrative expression and affect regulation – The scared gang are asked to tell
When children are asked to recall traumatic events or express their fears, their stress response is activated. Children have different styles of adaptation to threat; Instinctive survival behaviour, sensory regulation behaviours and strategic attachment behaviours. Each adaptation needs a corresponding sensory regulating response and an appropriate response by the professional, to enable the child to recover and participate […] More
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Creating a Trauma Informed Workplace – Event Replay
This webinar gave attendees a better understanding of why and how to become a trauma informed organisation, we discussed practical tips and theories in this session. Attendees gained a broader understanding of the trauma informed process by hearing about the current progress of a trauma informed journey. We also explored a wider awareness of trauma […] More
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Treating the invisible wounds of sociocultural trauma: A multicultural relational perspective
Our reliance on narrow definitions of trauma has impeded the ability of our field to fully grasp the pervasive and multitudinous ways in which trauma permeates the lives of marginalized groups. It is rare, if ever, that dimensions of culture especially socio-cultural oppression are conceptualized as a form of trauma. The failure to consider socio-cultural oppression as a […] More
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Clive’s December Blog – Nutrition
To write a blog about ‘nutrition’ at the beginning of December is a tough call. Can I be brutally honest with you and say that much of the stuff that’s going to be put on your table in the last week of the month is almost certainly not going to be much good for you? All […] More
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How to help clients restore their nervous system after a traumatic impact
During this program, Peter A Levine, Ph.D., the developer of Somatic Experiencing® (SE™), will demonstrate how SE addresses trauma through a combination of theoretical explanation and body-oriented experiential exercises. Participants in this program will learn the underpinnings of trauma and explore how nervous system regulation and awareness of bodily sensations can bring clients out of a trauma state and […] More
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Welcome to the Action Trauma Network Members’ Area
Do you want to make the most of your Action Trauma Network membership? Learn how to navigate your members’ dashboard, access hundreds of exclusive resources and gain access to a range of in-person and online events… More
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The evolution of caring and compassion and the healing of trauma
In Compassion Focused Therapy, compassion is regarded as rooted in a basic if A then do B stimulus response algorithm. This algorithm evolved in different ways but predominantly with the evolution of attachment, where the parent (usually the mother) evolved feature detectors to be sensitive to the distress/suffering and needs of her infant which would trigger appropriate alleviation behaviour. […] More
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The role of the body in forecasting the future
Implicit Predictions and expectations of ourselves, others and the world are reflected in the autonomic arousal, movement, and posture of the body. This keynote will examine how the body’s patterns forecast the future and look at the role of the body in the treatment of trauma and attachment disturbances. The different impact of various kinds of trauma, attachment and […] More
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How to enable narrative expression and affect regulation – The scared gang are asked to tell
When children are asked to recall traumatic events or express their fears, their stress response is activated. Children have different styles of adaptation to threat; Instinctive survival behaviour, sensory regulation behaviours and strategic attachment behaviours. Each adaptation needs a corresponding sensory regulating response and an appropriate response by the professional, to enable the child to recover and participate […] More
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Creating a Trauma Informed Workplace – Event Replay
This webinar gave attendees a better understanding of why and how to become a trauma informed organisation, we discussed practical tips and theories in this session. Attendees gained a broader understanding of the trauma informed process by hearing about the current progress of a trauma informed journey. We also explored a wider awareness of trauma […] More
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Treating the invisible wounds of sociocultural trauma: A multicultural relational perspective
Our reliance on narrow definitions of trauma has impeded the ability of our field to fully grasp the pervasive and multitudinous ways in which trauma permeates the lives of marginalized groups. It is rare, if ever, that dimensions of culture especially socio-cultural oppression are conceptualized as a form of trauma. The failure to consider socio-cultural oppression as a […] More
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in Articles Premium, Mental Health, Information Hub, Diet, Physical Health, Premium Content, PremiumClive’s December Blog – Nutrition
To write a blog about ‘nutrition’ at the beginning of December is a tough call. Can I be brutally honest with you and say that much of the stuff that’s going to be put on your table in the last week of the month is almost certainly not going to be much good for you? All […] More
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How to enable narrative expression and affect regulation – The scared gang are asked to tell
When children are asked to recall traumatic events or express their fears, their stress response is activated. Children have different styles of adaptation to threat; Instinctive survival behaviour, sensory regulation behaviours and strategic attachment behaviours. Each adaptation needs a corresponding sensory regulating response and an appropriate response by the professional, to enable the child to recover and participate […] More
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Creating a Trauma Informed Workplace – Event Replay
This webinar gave attendees a better understanding of why and how to become a trauma informed organisation, we discussed practical tips and theories in this session. Attendees gained a broader understanding of the trauma informed process by hearing about the current progress of a trauma informed journey. We also explored a wider awareness of trauma […] More
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Treating the invisible wounds of sociocultural trauma: A multicultural relational perspective
Our reliance on narrow definitions of trauma has impeded the ability of our field to fully grasp the pervasive and multitudinous ways in which trauma permeates the lives of marginalized groups. It is rare, if ever, that dimensions of culture especially socio-cultural oppression are conceptualized as a form of trauma. The failure to consider socio-cultural oppression as a […] More
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Clive’s December Blog – Nutrition
To write a blog about ‘nutrition’ at the beginning of December is a tough call. Can I be brutally honest with you and say that much of the stuff that’s going to be put on your table in the last week of the month is almost certainly not going to be much good for you? All […] More
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How to help clients restore their nervous system after a traumatic impact
During this program, Peter A Levine, Ph.D., the developer of Somatic Experiencing® (SE™), will demonstrate how SE addresses trauma through a combination of theoretical explanation and body-oriented experiential exercises. Participants in this program will learn the underpinnings of trauma and explore how nervous system regulation and awareness of bodily sensations can bring clients out of a trauma state and […] More
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Welcome to the Action Trauma Network Members’ Area
Do you want to make the most of your Action Trauma Network membership? Learn how to navigate your members’ dashboard, access hundreds of exclusive resources and gain access to a range of in-person and online events… More
