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Doc Snipes
Trauma-informed care requires a deep understanding that historical trauma is not only stored in the brain but also physically within the body, causing stress responses when individuals encounter familiar environmental threats. In facility settings where residents have histories of victimization, spe …
Chris Williamson
Dr. Paul Conti explains that a significant portion of human existence occurs within the unconscious mind, often compared to an iceberg where consciousness is merely the tip above water while the vast majority operates beneath it. This submerged section handles thousands of simultaneous calculations …
The Diary Of A CEO
Dr. Gabor Mate, a legendary thinker and best-selling author on addiction and childhood development, argues in his book *The Myth of Normal* that trauma is not merely about external events but rather what happens inside us as a result of those experiences. He illustrates this with his own harrowing e …
Lewis Howes
Licensed psychotherapist Meg Josephson explores the concept of trauma responses that often operate beneath conscious awareness, specifically focusing on the "fawn response" as a primary coping mechanism. Unlike survival instincts like fight or flight, which are triggered by immediate danger, the faw …