Trauma Informed Parent
Trauma Informed Parent
Podcast Description
Trauma Informed Parent offers information, resources and perspective for parents and caregivers of young people who have experienced one or more traumatic events.The podcast is hosted by Suzy DeYoung, MSEdu and Catherine Galda, LCSWBoth Suzy and Catherine have extensive experience working with and helping survivors of trauma and they also are the parents of children who survived very traumatic events.
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Content Themes
The podcast centers around the themes of trauma, parenting resources, and caregiver perspectives, highlighting discussions on topics such as the benefits of EMDR, the impact of shame, the risks associated with mindfulness, and effective strategies for helping children cope with trauma. Specific episodes explore subjects like play's role in trauma recovery, the significance of finding appropriate help, and the implications of screen time and social media.
Trauma Informed Parent offers information, resources and perspective for parents and caregivers of young people who have experienced one or more traumatic events.
The podcast is hosted by Suzy DeYoung, MSEdu and Catherine Galda, LCSW
Both Suzy and Catherine have extensive experience working with and helping survivors of trauma and they also are the parents of children who survived very traumatic events.
Dr. Peter Levine, founder of Somatic Experiencing and author of numerous bestselling books including, ”Waking the Tiger: Healing Trauma,” and ”Trauma Through a Child's Eyes.” This podcast disucsses the following topics:
-How and why less significant stressors such as certain medical procedures or accidents can lead to symptoms of trauma
-Caring for your own fear/activation in order to avoid it being projected onto your child
-Signs of trauma a parent or caregiver may miss.
-Why we need to stop saying, ”kids are resilient.”
-Healthy Aggression
-Dr. Levine's perspective on the root of the youth mental health crises
-Cultivating wordless experiences that help a child know ”in their body” that they are loved.
-The most important thing adults can do to ”co-regulate” with a child who has had a trauma.
For more info on Dr. Levine's work, visit: www.somaticexperiencing.com.
To view ”Somatic Experiencing – Ray's Story,” visit: • Somatic Experiencing® — Ray's Story
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