Response to Trauma and Coping Skills - Nicoletta V Heidegger
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Published on Jan 14, 2021
Trauma is subjective and can be stored in the body even without conscious memories of the traumatic experience(s). Learn more about what trauma looks like in our body and how it affects our functioning as well as what you can do about it! You will leave this talk with some exercises and techniques as well as some different therapy approaches that can help you in your trauma recovery journey.
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