The concept of unconditional positive regard was developed by Carl Rogers in 1956 and is widely accepted as essential for therapy to be effective. According to Rogers, unconditionality means that there are no conditions of acceptance. Wikipedia adds to this by stating that this basic acceptance and support of a person is regardless of what […]
Developmental Trauma and the Process of Recovery
This post is primarily for professionals who are dealing with children who have had adverse childhood experiences at an early age and have experienced what is clinically characterized as Developmental Trauma. It is an article written by Clinical Psychologist Dr. Shoshanah Lyons who writes a very nice synopsis using the work of our friend and […]
Is One Adverse Childhood Experience Worse Than the Others
Most people who are studying the subject of trauma are aware of the ACEs research: the Adverse Childhood Experiences Study that was first done in the late 1990s. This study shows the powerful impact of childhood adversity on a person’s future health outcomes. It is comprised of 10 categories of childhood adversity. Each type of […]
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