This is a moving and hopeful video about the promise of neurofeedback for even the most seriously impacted men (in this case- but of course women and children too), traumatized, addicted, homeless, terrified and lost. Listen to what they have to say: Fight or Flight: Using Neurofeedback to Treat PTSD and Substance Abuse by Share Change https://youtu.be/t-5metrcUA4
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The Trauma Research Foundation and Dr. Bessel van der Kolk are delighted to announce that the 31st Annual Trauma Conference will be happening virtually this year. This is extremely exciting news for all individuals who may have wanted to attend in previous years, but due to distance and/or cost were unable to make it.
You will now have access to the world’s leading experts in trauma from the comfort of your own home. The move to a virtual platform will allow for an experience that still upholds the academic and therapeutic excellence of each previous event, as it continues to explore the interface between our knowledge of the brain, the body, innovative therapies, and dealing with trauma.
This live three day event is happening on May 28th, 29th and 30th, and sessions will be available for later viewing in order to ensure accessibility for all.
Due to the virtual aspect of the conference, we will be able to offer ticket prices at a much lower rate than previous years, with early bird prices available now for the three day conference including the pre-conference workshops and Q&As.
There will be a total of 20 Continuing Education credits awarded on attendance of the 3 days. Individual credits can also be awarded.
To learn more and register for the conference:
31st Annual Boston International Trauma Conference
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Conference Director: Bessel A. van der Kolk, MDAssociate Conference Directors: Ruth Lanius, MD, PhD & Wendy D’Andrea, PhDA great article on the risks we will face in the coming months- and how best to avoid them.
The Risks - Know Them - Avoid Them
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Please read this link to learn about the author and background to these posts. It seems many people are breathing some relief, and I’m not sure why. An epidemic curve has a relatively predictable upslope and once the peak is reached, the back slope can also be predicted. We have robust data from t..."The COVID-19 pandemic will have a lasting detrimental impact on the mental health of many children born to mothers who are currently pregnant."
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A child's mental health is affected by stress factors experienced during the mother's pregnancy. The findings suggest the COVID-19 pandemic will have a lasting detrimental impact on the mental health of many children born to mothers who are currently pregnant.