trauma
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Mental Health and Psychology
Bridging the Divide: How Internal Family Systems Therapy Aligns with Sociological Perspectives on Human Behavior and Trauma
Dr. Richard C. Schwartz’s groundbreaking work developing the Internal Family Systems (IFS) model of therapeutic practice has seen a significant…
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Mental Health and Psychology
A Body-Centered Path to Healing Historical Trauma: Lyla June Johnston Guides Embodiment Practice for Reconciliation and Well-being
A groundbreaking embodiment practice, guided by Diné musician, scholar, and community organizer Lyla June Johnston, is offering a profound method…
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Mental Health and Psychology
Embodied Reckoning: Lyla June Johnston Guides a Path to Healing Historical Trauma Through Mindful Connection
The latest installment of Happiness Break, a podcast from UC Berkeley’s Greater Good Science Center, features Diné musician, scholar of…
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Mental Health and Psychology
Prioritizing Safety: The Ethical Imperative of Trauma-Informed Resilience Building in Mental Healthcare
In the aftermath of profound adversity, the impulse to foster growth and resilience often drives therapeutic interventions. However, a growing…
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