10/26/2024
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Trauma can profoundly impact the brain, particularly its wiring related to emotional responses and relationships. When someone experiences trauma, the brain shifts from a state of connection and trust toward a state of hypervigilance and protection, often as a survival mechanism. This can make it difficult to navigate healthy relationships because the brain is more focused on preventing further harm than fostering trust or intimacy.
For those who have been wounded, relationships may trigger fears or defensive behaviors. Instead of engaging with openness, they may expect rejection, betrayal, or hurt—consciously or unconsciously. The nervous system, having been rewired by trauma, may react to perceived threats even when none are present.
Healing from trauma often involves re-establishing safety within the self and learning to build secure, trusting connections again. This can take time and require patience, understanding, and sometimes therapeutic support. Through healing, individuals can gradually shift from protection to connection, making healthy relationships more accessible.
❤️🩹 Want to help a child impacted by trauma-- we're here to help. Join is Nov 15th from 9:00am-4:00pm MST ❤️🩹
This evidence-based live (and recorded) full-day workshop is taught by ICP Co-Founder & Registered Child Psychologist, Tammy Schamuhn, who specializes in childhood anxiety and trauma, who is also a former elementary teacher, and mother of three.
This virtual workshop aims to enlighten, empower, and inspire those who take care of our children-- with concrete strategies & tools all backed by neuroscience
✅ Live-streamed & recorded
✅ Workbook
✅ Certificate of Completion
✅ Tools and strategies to support the children impacted by trauma
✅ Learn about appropriate treatment options available based on the type of trauma a child has experienced and the timing of the incident
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