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The Trauma Therapy Connection: Treating Trauma as a Community

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With more than 5,000 practitioners tuning in to my webinar with Ruth Lanius, MD, PhD this week, I expected some really insightful thoughts on our comment boards.

And you didn’t disappoint.

I’d like to take a moment to share a few of my favorites with you.

First, it’s always wonderful to see practitioners drawing links between webinar topics and their own work:

“I can’t wait to read the transcripts to review this again and follow up with the research. It seems to directly impact a primary area of my work with chronic immune diseases, chronic fatigue syndrome patients where there is most often early attachment trauma patterns – some quite similar to as she described.”
– Alexsandra Rehlinger, nutritionist and psychotherapist, London, UK
“Terrific – I thought back to my early training and how the info has deepened and widened. What a blessing to have all this info available now. What will we glean 10 years from now? I appreciated the feed-back – also rich and mindful.”- Barbara H. Monroe, LMFT, Northridge, CA

Many professionals who join the webinars each week work in diverse fields – physical therapists, teachers, dieticians, and more. So it’s always great to see these ideas finding homes outside of the psychotherapy context:

“Public school classrooms could benefit greatly from the ramifications to the research and insights presented. Dr. Ron Siegel’s explanation of different attachment styles should be shared with schools around the world… I can just imagine how Ruth Lanius’ Mother/Child Attachment work would be a godsend to be included in programs for teen mothers – a growing population.”- Barbara Samson, rhythmic movement training instructor, OH

But our biggest goal is to inspire our listeners by sharing knowledge and practical applications, so you can advance your practice:

“That was excellent. I particularly loved the practicality. I work with children and families and have always used body mapping with the children and to a lesser extent with their parents. This has given me so many ideas about how to use my skills.”- Pat Woodcock, psychologist, Australia”Even though I’m recently retired, I’m glad I paid for the Gold Membership as my notes were profuse, but insufficient. I was listening to Dr Lanius (the other Ruth), and saying to myself, ‘who is this woman!’ as I was amazed at her level of knowledge and how she had taken me to the edge of mine and well beyond. I was so grateful for Ron and Joan’s input and restatement of some of her key points.”

– Dawn Baker, Psychologist, Brisbane, Australia

Hearing what people from different backgrounds, different countries and different perspectives have to say can be a learning experience in itself.

If you watched last Wednesday’s broadcast, what was the idea you found most intriguing? Leave your thoughts in the comments below.

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  1. hilary adele, clinical hypnotherapist, yoga, meditation teacher, and energy healer. says

    All the knowledge you share is useful for everyone who has an interest, to expand current knowledge or even learn about a new area… ITs amazing what can be scanned now and what tests can be done to help identify a persons behavioural, history, response modes.. I am so happy with all your presentations as they just help to fit in another cog in the wheel of understanding ones self and others. I feel that there is not enough importance on how children are raised and the affects there from it…. after all they are our tomorrows society. Also the identification of the area where there is no capacity to respond when response should be present, this indicates the helpless state, and threshold for suicide attempts. This could help with identifying the ones who really are vulnerable, with out them slipping through the net of identification.. on a personal level, It has helped me to understand my responses more and so I can hopefully, modify with awareness now… Thank you for your collaborated work.

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  2. Dave Shirley, Counsellor says

    Appreciate all this free information. As a semi-retired counsellor I have a difficult time paying for these courses on a limited budget.

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