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Category Archives: woundedness
Robert Scaer – New Traumatology and the Trauma Spectrum
Trauma is not what happened in the past but it is about how we experience what happens now. How we experience this moment is shaped by how we experienced every moment we experienced before this one. If we experience event … Continue reading
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Remembering is not required – Babette Rothschild
From Babette Rothschild… No3 in Series from the book: 8 Keys to safe trauma recovery. This below is from the series of short videos summarising the book. #3 Remembering is Not Required “One of the holes we have in … Continue reading
Posted in Emancipate yourself..., Healing, Trauma, woundedness
Tagged exposure, flooding, memory, recovery, Trauma
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How we can bring about mental health support to refugees – Essam Daod-
Essam Daod shares a story of one way we can bring brief, important support to refugees at critical times. And also offers us a window of insight into how any of us might support any other of us midst potentially … Continue reading
Posted in Adversity, Crazy World, Emancipate yourself..., Trauma, woundedness
Tagged Healing, Psychiatry, resilience, soul, Trauma
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Workshop#1: Accepting Voices – Toronto – 11.Aug.2018
Pleased to announce, in community partnership with Inner City Family Health Team, this special opportunity to participate in our highly valued “liberating” , emancipatory”, even “universe-tilting” Workshop #1: Accepting Voices. This workshop offers a beginning, an introduction to a non-diagnostic, non-medical, human … Continue reading
Posted in Event, hearing voices, Ideas, psychosis, Training, workshop, woundedness
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Wounded Healers: How peer support workers help patients in crisis
Peer Workers do not have magic faerie dust but this podcast sheds light on what’s possible and some of what it takes to integrate peer support into clinical settings, even a busy “Emerge” or “ER”…
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Posted in Healing, Ideas, peer support, Stigma begins with D, Trauma, woundedness
Tagged North Bay, Ontario, peer, PEPplace, Rumi
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There’s so very, very much more to it than popping pills.
Opinion piece, and personal account, from Guardian columnist Deborah Orr on her experience of being prescribed then first taking “anti-depressant”. After five week process she was prescribed by a doctor she never met with no conversation about what to expect … Continue reading
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