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Chapter 2: Taking a Trauma-Informed Perspective Bibliography American Psychiatric Association (1994). The diagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorders, 4th edn., Washington, DC. Beacon House. (2017, September 19). The Repair of Early Trauma: A “Bottom Up” Approach. Chosen Care. https://www.chosen.care/the-repair-of-early-trauma-a-bottom-up-approach/ Brymer, M., Layne, C., Jacobs, A., Pynoos, R., Ruzek, J., Steinberg, A., … & Watson, … Read more
Chapter 2: Taking a Trauma-Informed Perspective Useful Resources ACEs – https://youtu.be/8gm-lNpzU4g Maintaining the Window of Tolerance – https://www.techlearning.com/how-to/learning-loss-trauma-and-our-window-of-tolerance https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FOCTxcaNHeg&t=5s https://beaconhouse.org.uk/resources/ http://www.smes-europa.org/ERASMUS+%20trauma.htm https://istss.org/membership/member-benefits-services https://www.facebook.com/gistt.org Site de apoio nacional – https://eusinto.me/ Online Psychologists – https://complicated.life/
IGM Practitioner’s Toolkit Activities for chapter 2 Activity 7 Comprehension of Trauma b Activity 9 Implication of ACE in brain development Activity 11 Role Play Activity 8 Self-reflection of traumatic experience Activity 10 Basic responses to threat b
2.4 The Window of Tolerance as a Guidance to Building Resilience The Window of Tolerance Explained People are best able to deal with stressful situations and their triggers when they are within their ability to manage their resulting emotions. This is where the concept of “Window of Tolerance” comes in. Corrigan, Fisher and Nutt (2011) … Read more
2.3 When the Brain Experiences Stress: Fight – Flight – Freeze As afore-mentioned, the fight-flight-freeze response is your body’s natural reaction to danger. It’s a type of stress response that helps you react to perceived threats. This response is triggered by psychological fear that has been “learnt”. Meaning, you’ve associated a situation or a stimulus … Read more
2.2 The Development of our Brain As aforementioned, some NEETs can in fact be people who have experienced traumatic experiences in their early life (like refugees or asylum seekers). Therefore, it is important, for their better integration in the labour market, to address these instabilities and consequently help them find a job. A traumatic experience … Read more
2.1 Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and Trauma Explained As mentioned before, the term NEET is defined as “a young person that is both not employed and does not attend any courses (formal or informal education, or any kind of training)”. Despite this definition of “NEETs”, it is still considered a very heterogeneous group of people, … Read more