What Is It Like to Work in Addiction?
Addiction ravages not only bodies and minds, but the individual’s sense and knowledge of themselves.
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Bonfire Night as a Trigger to PTSD
Bonfire night can trigger unwanted memories of combat for war veterans .
Managing Anxiety After a Traumatic Event
Dr Berney and Dr Marshall discuss strategies for working with children after a traumatic event.
It’s Time to Let Go of Your Childhood Trauma
As we navigate the seas of life we will inevitably encounter rough seas.
LGBTQ Rehab Resort 12 Hosts ‘Healing and Trauma in the LGBTQ Community’ Professonal Conference in Kensington, London
Committed to making the subject of addiction and trauma within the LGBTQ community something that people are comfortable discussing openly in a forward thinking…
Accepting Collective Trauma: 16 Years of 9/11
Today marks 16 years since the devastating loss of life from the terror attacks in New York City, Washington DC, and Stonycreek Township in…
Chad Posick
Chad Posick is an assistant professor of Criminal Justice and Criminology at Georgia Southern University.
The Solution-Focused Approach to Severe Trauma and Stress Recovery
Many mental health workers steer clear of taking on clients who have been the victims of severe trauma and/or stress.
Essence of Resilience: Interview With Kathleen Parrish
To further explore how people cope with such events, I recently interviewed Kathleen Parrish, Clinical Director of Cottonwood Tucson.
Eye Movements May Be Able to Heal Traumas
Eye movements may reduce the symptoms, often dramatically, of trauma and PTSD.