Trauma is experienced by victims of exceedingly difficult crime, abuse, or loss.
I bought a dodo . . . And other things that aren’t true. I received an email today from an unknown source requesting my bank account information so they “can do a bank transfer for the payment of the [...]
When the pandemic hit, our collective worlds came to a screeching halt in ways we are still trying to understand. University classes and schools were cancelled, sporting events postponed, concerts rescheduled, and so much more. Then the layoffs came, [...]
Dealing with sibling conflict? Ready to pull your hair out or hide in the bathroom? I’ve heard so many parents in this stay at home season who are fed up with playing referee to their kids. They want to [...]
The Risk of Burnout, Compassion Fatigue, and Vicarious Trauma The need to care for others has never been more evident than now. The demands being placed on healthcare workers, first responders, and mental health professionals rival that of other [...]
Special Note: During the COVID-19 epidemic, we know that increased stress in the home can bring wear and tear on our families and relationships. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 1 in 3 women and 1 [...]
We’ve covered a lot this month in understanding how trauma presents itself in our lives. Maybe something you heard or read resonated with you in a way that, frankly, is a little scary, and you’re wondering what do I [...]
Last week we learned a little bit about how trauma impacts our story as well as big T and little t traumas. We also covered some categories or clusters of how these traumas present themselves. Did you see yourself [...]
Have you ever wondered why you do something or respond a certain way to another person? Curious as to why the same things or arguments keep happening over and over again. It can feel lonely, and confusing when we [...]
Defying the Odds One of my favorite characters in childhood literature was Amelia Bedelia, the bumbling maid who made lots of mistakes but always managed to come out on the right side of them. I loved Pippi Longstocking, who [...]
What To Say To Someone Dealing With A Traumatic Death It was both coincidental and providential that the day I officially launched my counseling practice was also the anniversary of an event that helped shape my decision to become [...]
