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The future is trauma informed because it is trauma impacted
Dr. L. Elizabeth Lincoln defines trauma-informed care as “practices that promote a culture of safety, empowerment, and healing”.
We are on a mission to uplift those who are affected by mental health conditions, Adverse Childhood Experiences and trauma, and to encourage them not to give up hope on social mobility and flourishing. We believe that by bringing together people navigating these issues while managing careers, we can create a community of professionals that doubles as a safe space for people to heal while they hustle.
We are redefining #BlackExcellence by empowering people to own their whole stories while they lean into their skills, talent and potential, through first helping them feel safe in the world and less alone in their experiences.
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Trauma, the brain and the nervous system – Part 2: the science of recovery
Junior medical doctor Vicky Onyeka explores how trauma affects the brain and holistic ways of treating the symptoms.
Understanding trauma, the brain and the nervous system: a medical perspective
Junior medical doctor, Dr. Vicky Onyeka, explains the biology of trauma and the effect on the brain and nervous system.
Guest Post: On Depersonalisation and Derealisation Disorder (DPRD) by Unreal
Joe Perkins, Trustee of the UK charity Unreal, explains what Depersonalisation and Derealisation Disorder is, and what to do to manage it.
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