The Virtual Room of Refuge has been designed in response to the COVID-19 pandemic to provide a place of calm and release from stress. It is full of resources for mindfully taking a pause for self-care, and hopefully bring a smile to your face.
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“Learned Motor Patterns Are Replayed in Human Motor Cortex during Sleep” by Daniel B. Rubin et al. Journal of Neuroscience
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Join us for an introductory session weaving knowledge and practice from the fields of Trauma-Informed Care and Critical Suicidology into a new paradigm for suicide prevention. Register here: us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regi…
Join us on June 16 for More Compassion, Less Fatigue: Mindfulness, Boundaries, and the Practice of Intentionality
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Join us on June 15 for Introduction to Resilient, Trauma Informed Leadership — Leading with Intention in the Midst of Chaos
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The landscape of trauma - adverse childhood, community & climate experiences - can affect perceptions of science. It’s part of the cycle of trauma we aim to break.
Grateful for @ResilientColo who are providing this training in my environmental leadership course this term.
it's okay to feel things deeply 💜 from @blessthemessy
It’s okay to ask for help, it’s not weak, it doesn’t mean you failed. healing isn’t linear. It doesn’t look the same for one single person, remember that. Feel your feelings deeply, we’re always in process 🌈
By popular demand, we are offering a mini version of our full Compassion Without Fatigue workshop!
We invite you to join us for a practical, interactive, best practice training to support your own resilience.
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This training is for any adult or young adult interested in understanding the 'why' behind challenging behaviors and how to create safe spaces and healthier connections from wherever you are.
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from @drlauraeanderson
This means, simply, that we cannot think trauma away. We cannot merely tell ourselves it was “back then” or even that we are safe now.
from@doodledwellness
a 90 second pause is so important. Because it gives you a chance to get the CEO back online and make better decisions. A 90 second pause gives you a chance to RESPOND rather than react.