In the LGI division of Lakeside we provide dozens of trauma workshops and courses every year. There have been many interesting responses by our participants as they become more trauma-informed as a result of attending our trainings. Many of responses depend on the degrees to which a participant has some kind of a trauma history […]
The Ineffectiveness of Therapeutic Silos
Lakeside provides trauma-informed training to many systems of care in various professions and different communities. It is always quite interesting to experience the abounding opinions and receptivity to trauma-informed care. Some professionals and organizations are very open and want to learn all they can. Others do not see the need or they may have different […]
The Fast Facts of the Opioid Crisis
As I scroll through my news feeds and listen to current media sources I feel very frustrated by the amount of dissonant and polarizing stories that are political in nature. As we all probably recognize, the intensity of anger, hostility, threats and general discord is so prevalent that it feels somewhat hopeless that we as […]
Important Considerations around Promoting Self-Regulation
In her blog post from 12/2/18, What to Know Before We Teach Children Self-Regulation Skills, Mona Delahooke, Ph.D, invited her readers to learn more about teaching children to regulate their own emotions and behaviors, first citing Leah Kuypers approach The Zones of Regulation. She shares that “The Zones” is a cognitive-behavioral approach that teaches children […]
Contextualized Trauma Informed On-line Training
Lakeside Global Institute has a wide array of trauma-informed professional development courses. We offer our training in three different delivery formats. • Live – our trainers come to your location to provide training to professional staff • Broadcast – live training is offered to professional staff from our studios via the internet • On-demand – […]
“I Just Want to Fit In”
It is not unusual for students or adults who have committed an act that is destructive like drinking to excess or consuming an addictive drug to say that they do it to “fit in.” In hearing about this behavior, we might assume that this statement is some kind of excuse or a weakness of character. […]
A Trauma Flashback Story
A friend called me, his voice shaky, asking if I could help him put the brakes on the flashbacks he was having after watching the first hour of the documentary, “Leaving Neverland,” that aired on Sunday, March 4, 2019 on HBO. “It really blindsided me. I was just channel surfing and it came on. I […]
The Importance of Self-Awareness While Dealing with Trauma
When we encounter an individual who has been impacted by trauma, it is very difficult to try to explain some of their behavior. They can be unpredictable, panicked, withdrawn, hyperactive or even violent. Some of their emotions may seem out of control or swing back and forth from calm to hypervigilant and back again. When […]
Learning from our Leaders?
Many of us have been watching the intense circus-like atmosphere of our political world in America in the past few weeks. The controversy is intense. Some of the subject matter is abhorrent. The polarization is growing to significant extremes and it seems like an endless stream of issues that will just continue to escalate. There […]
Childhood Stress, Brain Pruning, and Adolescence
The more we learn about the brain and trauma, the more we can all share in a profound appreciation for the complexity and sophistication of how it develops and changes over time. Also, the deeper our appreciation can be for its potential to be destructive for brain growth and development, both in the short and […]
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