The Pity of the Elites
by: Jay Caspian Kang, Opinion Writer, Reposted from the New York Times Original posting date April 7, 2022 When I was writing my book “The
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My Wishes for the Practice of Journalism Around Trauma
by Maria Murriel As I’ve worked through the Traumatic Stress Studies certificate program, I’ve repackaged my observations and learnings into workshops and talks for journalists
Neurofeedback for Agencies Serving the Underserved
What if mental healthcare could be so much better? The Neurofeedback Advocacy Project (the NAP) is excited to become an affiliate of the Trauma Research
Let’s Get to Know PATH!
This month we’re highlighting Therapeutic Alliance partner PATH – PATH to Addiction and Trauma Healing. When it comes to trauma, there are many different paths
Self-Care-101
By Beth Gibbs Self-care is how you take your power back.”― Lalah Delia The best and most important way to jump-start your self-care routine is to
The Five Layers of Self-Awareness
By Beth Gibbs What is self-awareness? What are the five layers of self-awareness? Why is self-awareness important and how can it be cultivated? What is
Linda Thai – Movement, Breath and Sound for Transforming Grief (Collection)
A TRF Tuesday Event Program Title: Movement, Breath and Sound for Transforming Grief Week 1: Week 2: Week 3: Week 4: Week
Beth Gibbs – The Five Layers of Self-Awareness, Companions on the Journey to Healing (Collection)
A TRF Tuesday Event Program Title: The Five Layers of Self-Awareness, Companions on the Journey to Healing Overview of the Program: This program will share
Parenting as a Survivor of Childhood Trauma
By Erin Emmanuel Being Reminded I did not anticipate that becoming a first-time parent would acutely challenge my sense of self and cause me to
Could trauma-informed journalism inject compassion into public opinion in the long run?
By Maria Murriel Last year, around the time sprinter Sha’Carri Richardson was banned from racing in the Tokyo Olympics after testing positive for marijuana use,
A New Family Narrative: Transforming Intergenerational Trauma
by Dafna Lender, Psychotherapy Networker, Nov/Dec 2020 One of the most important decisions a therapist makes is how broadly to define the problem that clients
What my traumatized brain has learned about itself in the Traumatic Stress Studies Certificate Program
by Maria Murriel I’ve always been good at school. I like reading, taking notes and finding parallels across topics, so when I enrolled in TRF’s
