Have you ever noticed how different the needs of someone who has experienced significant trauma are from those of someone who does not have traumatic wounds? Have you ever been confused when they seem to react negatively to offers to help them deal with some of their needs? If you are someone with significant unresolved […]
Mass Shootings and Early Childhood Trauma
In the past two weeks we have seen 30 people killed by mass shootings in America. In Philadelphia we just witnessed 6 police officers that were shot. Fortunately none of them died. Nevertheless, this shooting could have been so much worse for these officers and their families. We have heard it suggested that this type […]
Regional Trauma Conferences
Recently we were connected – through the Pa. Attorney General’s office – to a SERG grant program where the leadership there requested that we conduct regional trauma conferences in specified communities. Our staff had been working with varied representatives in these communities to develop a meaningful two-day conference featuring a variety of contextual trauma trainings […]
Reenactment as a Response to Trauma
Have you ever known someone who seems to repeat the same relational mistakes over and over, even though it seems clear that he or she should have learned from previous painful results of these relationships? This could be someone who seems to get involved with the same kind of unhealthy person: someone who is violent […]
Lakeside to Release an Opioid/Trauma On-line Training
As you may know Lakeside Global Institute has been providing trauma training all throughout the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and in other parts of the country. In fact we have trained professionals in 60 Pennsylvania counties. One of the most prominent problems we are dealing with in Pennsylvania but also in the United States is the […]
Leadership Tone Matters
We have heard much about how our country is being led these past few days. Surrounding the devastating shootings are some of the values, messaging and influence of leadership. On the one hand we have heard heroic stories of leaders who took risks, protected lives and truly were heroes. We have heard stories of compassion, […]
Peter Levine’s Approach to Healing Trauma
Those of us who are students of trauma focus on learning about approaches that could promote healing. What appears to be true about the notion of healing is that there is no one right, universal approach that is appropriate for all individuals with unresolved trauma. At the same time there are many approaches that have […]
Overcoming a Society of Fear – Our Vision, Volition and Voice
This past week-end has been horrific for the communities in El Paso, Texas and in Dayton, Ohio. The news reports and social media videos have been frightening. It is incomprehensible to think that in a normal day when American families were doing their back-to-school shopping, they would encounter a mass shooting. Then in the very […]
Jefferson University Hosts the Philadelphia Trauma Training Conference
For months we have been planning a trauma conference that brings to Philadelphia many trauma professionals and experts who will raise awareness, provide innovative programs and yield a significant cross professional dialogue on the topic of trauma. The emphasis of this year’s conference will be to promote equitable access to high quality services for vulnerable […]
Our National Government Supporting Trauma-Awareness!
Dan Press, retired Washington, DC lawyer and member of the national non-profit, all-volunteer group called CTIPP – the Campaign for Trauma-Informed Policy and Practice has been walking the halls of Congress for the last several years, advocating for trauma awareness in every office regardless of political party. Dan has doggedly tried to get Congressmen and […]
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