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This episode features our guest, Desireé English - senior trainer at GERI and Chair of the Board of GenderWorks in South Africa, an integrative trauma healing practitioner, and consultant.

TOPICS COVERED:
- Her journey through her own trauma growing up with an alcoholic and abusive father, following her path to her broad spectrum of work as a trainer and facilitator, how she was drawn to people, her finding her place and passion working with youth development, women, and nonprofits
- Integrative approach to trauma healing
- TRE - Trauma Release Exercise
- The impact of what happens in the family and community when individuals find grounding and access to more calm
- How to change the perspective of your own trauma in your past
- What is possible when we hold space and give deep listening
- Safety = empowerment
- Empathy and compassion = co-regulation
- The trauma of the South African culture: apartheid, generational, fear and anxiety locked in bodies, gender based violence, and economic tension
- How to change a culture where men are taught not to listen to women's voices and when women learn it's not acceptable to be heard
- The power of safety allows you to tell your story
- Systemic changes, finding protection and resources that are available, seeking justice
- The balance of a whole person approach

GUEST RESOURCE RECOMMENDATIONS:
1. The POWER of saying what you need (to people or in prayer)
2. Finding connection in your area: Google "free emotional support near me", community & municipal programs, faith based organizations, mental health hotlines, local social workers & the like who give great direction of where to seek out help
3. Connect with one person, ask for the help you need, and the doors to other connections will open

FOR MORE INFO ABOUT OUR GUEST:
1.  GERI Website
2. GenderWorks info
3. FB
4. Email - desiree@grworld.org
5. GERI free events

Tags:  #traumarecovery #traumarecoverycoach #traumahealing #healingfromtrauma #traumasurvivor #survivorhood #ifsinformed  #ptsd #trainer #facilitator #nonprofit #GERI #Genderworks #genderequality #integrative #wholeperson #balance #safety #empathy #compassion #coregulation #traumarelease #culture #generationaltrauma #somaticawareness #nervoussystem #expa

Trauma Survivorhood is hosted by Sara Miley, CTRC-A, IFS - an IFS-informed certified trauma recovery coach with her own private practice called Full Circle Wellspring LLC. For one-to-one coaching, IFS guidance, classes, and more - visit: www.fullcirclewellspring.com

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Interview with Dr. Chad Kobs about discovering and treating patients’ primary symptoms using neurostructural correction chiropractic to optimize the body’s operating system.

Topics of Discussion:
-Personal responsibility  to create health rather than only stimulate health within self.
-Differences between conventional chiropractic and neurostructural correction chiropractic.
-Using a whole system approach to address both primary and secondary symptoms.

Dr. Chad Kobs discovered Neurostructural Chiropractic care and has been passionate about sharing this work. He explains what makes Neurostructural Chiropractic different than other types of chiropractic care, and share a message of hope that stems from his own experiences.

Dr. Chad Kobs has many experiences throughout his life that have led him down the road of becoming a Neurostructural chiropractor. Because his focus is so different from the conventional chiropractor, it has given him the opportunity to see many parts of the world to teach, learn, and expand Neurostructural Chiropractic.

It is Dr. Chad's mission to provide every family the best opportunity for health through Neuro-Structural Correction as this specialty dives deeper than the conventional chiropractic approach to determine the root cause of many of your families secondary conditions- or what most people refer to as symptoms. He believes in providing a different approach to each patient because each patient's health conditions are different.

Website :https://www.premierchirowi.com/
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We Are the Medicine: Prioritizing Possibilities to Mitigate Childhood Trauma and Promote Healing and Flourishing
Christina Bethell, PhD, MBA, MPH, is a professor in the Bloomberg School of Public Health University. She also serves as the founding director of the Child and Adolescent Health Measurement Initiative (CAHMI). Dr. Bethell established and leads the National Data Resource Center for Child and Adolescent Health.

In this episode, Anat Baniel and Christina Bethell discuss: 

• the science of thriving and the human potential for flourishing;
• the qualitative data Christina has developed to revolutionize systems for measurement;
• how childhood trauma affects parents, as well as children’s development; 
• the whole person (whole child, whole family) approach to help children and parents heal and flourish;
• moving from fixing to connecting with families in order to give them what they want and need;
• related questions from the audience.