The idea of trauma-informed justice systems is an idea that is just beginning to emerge. One of the most utilized and growing systems in America is our Justice System. It is a place where crimes are prosecuted, legal matters are resolved, treatment is authorized, consequences are given to offenders and justice is administered. It is […]
Trauma Ignites Stress Hormones
The impact on the body of unresolved, significant trauma. Most of us can think about a time when we were startled, frightened, felt threatened or put in a place of high stress. In these moments, our bodies take over and our heart rate usually surges. We feel this wave of energy streaming through our bodies […]
New Lakeside Training Landing Page
Our new landing page addresses trauma training. Websites are always a work in progress. It is often difficult to keep up with the current trends in social media and to keep information updated. But recently, we felt it was time to launch a new training site that represents all that Lakeside provides to professionals who […]
How to Talk to Kids about Shootings
Parents need strategies to have these talks with kids. Quite honestly the number of recent shootings has been alarming to me. In Philadelphia news I heard a story where children are decorating their home for Christmas and bullets pierced the walls of their house leaving bullet holes. We witness teenagers being shot randomly. Of course, […]
Trauma is Worse for Younger Children
This YouTube video emphasizes how the younger the child who experiences trauma, the more damaging the traumatic experience. Recently I attended an event at United Way of Greater Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey introducing Bruce Perry’s Neurosequential Model of Therapeutics [NMT] to a group of clinicians interested in attending the Child Trauma Academy’s training to […]
Trauma as a Spiritual and Moral Injury
The depth of trauma is something that permeates the core of those that have been impacted by its damage. Trying to explain the depth of the impact of trauma is difficult to do. Severe trauma or PTSD can literally have such a strong interpersonal effect that it feels like the damage is irrecoverable. It can […]
The Holidays and Trauma
The holidays can be a time of great stress, sadness, loneliness, and even fear. While media ads present the holidays as a time of love and family and togetherness, for many people the holidays are anything but these things. There can be a greater chance for trauma to occur as stress builds, expectations mount, and […]
Trauma Education in the Philadelphia School District
Urban education is filled with challenges which can feel insurmountable. Violence, bullying, poor work conditions, high staff turnover, significant funding shortages, high drop-out rates, low academic performance, limited resources, poverty, trauma, etc. I greatly admire the staff and leadership of so many of our urban schools who have these obstacles to overcome. In our own […]
Lakeside Brings NeuroLogic® Approach to Norway
In 2016, Kathy Van Horn and Josh MacNeill first traveled to Oslo, Norway to begin working with several groups, most notably, a group of teachers, counselors and leaders from Stovner High School. Since that time, Josh has been coaching this group through Lakeside’s video studios to guide them through difficult student cases and behaviors, as […]
Helping Public Health become Trauma-Informed
Memphis Tennessee that has experienced severe trauma for decades. Several months ago Diane Wagenhals, Director of Lakeside Global Institute, and I were fortunate enough to visit Memphis, Tennessee. While there, we were able to meet with the staff and associates of the ACE Awareness Foundation. For those who may not know, Memphis is a city […]
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