
06/22/2023
Join us for a day of decolonizing research and then stay for the weekend in New Orleans for rich history, great food, & fantastic music!
The XULA Center for Traumatic Stress Research was founded in 2012 by Dr. Cirecie West-Olatunji, a co
The focus of the research center team is to investigate the psychological and emotional effects of trauma on individuals, families, and communities due to: (a) cultural hegemony in education, (b) natural and human-made disasters, and (c) child sexual abuse (CSA). The investigators also seek to discover empirically tested clinical interventions that mitigate the effects of traumatic stress for client populations.
Join us for a day of decolonizing research and then stay for the weekend in New Orleans for rich history, great food, & fantastic music!
We had our Rites Ceremony last Friday. A huge congratulations to our girls for embrarking on this amazing and enlightening journey! A huge thank you to School for supporting the girls!
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“In a world full of doing, doing, doing, it’s important to take a moment to just breathe, to just be.” – Unknown
Visit our mindfulness room to have those calm moments with yourself!
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What makes Wraparound counseling unique and effective?
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It's so easy to get lost in our daily schedules. Are you intentional about your well-being?
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We all have a role to play! Why don't you help support someone today? Visit our website for additional helpful resources www.xula.edu/ctsr/.
Through our Rites of Passage program, our girls are learned about sound waves in their science class in thr picture below. Teach a child, empower a generation!
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Through our Rites of Passage program, our girls had a field trip to the ! They are getting rich cultural awareness while growing in all other aspects. Follow us for more updates on the program!
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As CTSR, we are dedicated to changing the face of traumatic stress through research and empowerment through knowledge! Follow us on instagram, Twitter and Facebook and check out our website xula.edu/ctsr. Check out our YouTube channel!
Burnout affects you more than you think! Visit our mindfulness page to stay refreshed! bit.ly/ctsrmindfulnessroom.
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Through our Rites of Passage, our girls were learning making handbags out of plastic bags! They are getting a well-rounded experience!
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Why use a Wraparound approach with youths? The goal is always to have maximum impact while promoting effective learning!
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When we get lost on the swing of the motions of the day, we need to take moments to calm our thoughts down. Visit our mindfulness room at bit.ly/ctsrmindfulnessroom
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It's okay to be stressed. What you do next is what matters! Coping over covering!
Take time to release, inhale, exhale and relax! Visit our free mindfulness room for a nice respite from the daily routine.
Through our Rites of Passage program, our girls are growing in every way! Heres they are in a life skills class having a group discussion on anger.
You can't defeat an unknown enemy! Want to know more about traumatic stress research and get helpful resources? Visit our website!
https://www.xula.edu/ctsr/
Are you interested in pediatric counseling? Watch our amazing YouTube series on 10 interventions for young children.
https://youtube.com/channel/UCAMUKuHkYL-_db--uVBqkAA
Follow us to learn more about managing trauma and stress!
Play therapy is a beautiful tool to assist kids in exploring their emotions and the world around them. Learn how it could help a child in your life with CTSR.
Play therapy is a beautiful tool to assist kids in exploring their emotions and the world around them. Learn how it could help a child in your life with CTSR.
Play Therapy is a beautiful tool to assist kids in exploring their emotions and the world around them. Learn how it could help a child in your life with CTSR.
Louisiana Department of Health can show you how to manage stress this summer!
Happy Women's History Month from the Center of Traumatic Stress Research! Studies have found that African American mothers, who are raising sons in the context of Black Lives Matter, have exacerbated stress, mental strain, and tension. Some mothers have not only experienced this, but grieved the loss of a child to community and state violence. The Mothers of the Movement have used their grief to inspire them to advocate for social reform. CTSR focuses on investigating mental health as it relates to traumatic stress and seeks to discover interventions that mitigate the effect of traumatic stress. Find the most recent newsletter via .
Increasing knowledge about how to effectively about the vaccine is important to public health. We are working diligently to expand our understanding and increase competency among professionals.
Part of the panel discussing the Preliminary 10-Point Reparations Plan from the National African American Reparations Commission today, including our own project coordinator, Meghan Berger, M.A.
Xavier University of Louisiana
The discussion resumes at 1:30. You still have time to join in at the Auditorium, or click in here: http://www.xula.edu/other/livestream.html
National African American Reparations Commission - NAARC 10-Point reparations proposal
Sponsored by
WBOK 1230AM Southern University at New Orleans IBW/The Institute of the Black World 21st Century
Xavier University of Louisiana
Xavier's Center for Traumatic Stress Research is co-sponsoring a community hearing/town hall meeting on reparations for African Americans Saturday, Dec. 02, at 11:00 a.m. in the XULA Administration Building Auditorium. The public is invited.
One November 9th, Center Director Dr. West-Olatunji appeared on WBOK radio for The Conscious Hour with Chuck Perkins, discussing traumatic stress and the upcoming conference on reparations in New Orleans.
Listen to Reparations Conference New Orleans 11 9 17 by The Conscious Hour with C on
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Happy Women's History Month from the Center of Traumatic Stress Research! Studies have found that African American mothers, who are raising sons in the context of Black Lives Matter, have exacerbated stress, mental strain, and tension. Some mothers have not only experienced this, but grieved the loss of a child to community and state violence. The Mothers of the Movement have used their grief to inspire them to advocate for social reform. CTSR focuses on investigating mental health as it relates to traumatic stress and seeks to discover interventions that mitigate the effect of traumatic stress. Find the most recent newsletter via #linkinbio . #mentalhealth #hbcu #mentalhealthawareness #stress
On Saturday November 4, 2017 GirlTrek partnered with the Center for Traumatic Stress reseach to host a Mental Health First Responder training at the XULA Community Outreach Center. GirlTrek spent the day training female college students from around New Orleans on how to best respond to mental health issues in their communities as well as educating them on risk factors that effect the health of women of color. Through lecture, discussion, and activities the young women gained the tools necessary to become certified mental health first responders and impact their communities in a positive way. GirlTrek works on a national level to inspire women to walk in their communities to obtain a more healthy lifestyle, both physically and mentally. The young women who are now certified through the GirlTrek training will now be working towards the same goals at their college campuses, encouraging women to get physically and mentally healthy.
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