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Exploring what can be done next after a disappointing verdict.
Online Resources for Trauma and Psychology Education:
Books:
Discussion on challenges of being a suruhana on Guam in this day and age - with some passionate tangents in between.
A fun chat with Jessica Nangauta where we touch on the effects food have on our bodies, practical ways to empower ourselves through growing our own foods, as well as, ways to cultivate community and connection back to nature.
In this episode, we skim over developmental trauma, attachment theory, the different types of insecure attachments, and different scenarios that are involved in these issues. This information has been gathered from my own personal research and is only meant to introduce these topics to the listeners. Anyone who wants to learn more about these things is highly encouraged to do their own research.
Listed below are some of the resources that I've used personally:
The ladies mentioned in this episode and their links:
Magali: Shadow to Light Work, Anatomy of Healing, Kriya Yoga
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Today we answer a question from Ashley Michelle.
Thoughts on personal experiences with sexual assault and the processes around it.
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