Welcome to episode 1 where we discuss what is Moving Beyond Trauma.

Here are some time stamps and details of what you'll get:

0:52 The nature of individual and collective trauma, and how coaching works WITH it but not ON it (this would be therapy).

2:12 The history of trauma, and why it is an embodied survival response that developed during evolution

3:00 The basic survival instincts (fight, flight and freeze) and how this messes with our Social Engagement System (the most modern part of the human brain)

3:45 Psychiatry, psychotherapy, and the (relatively recent)  development of Polyvagal Theory

4:27 The Icky Thing about trauma exposure

5:40 Helping people understand enough about themselves to move or, make forward progress, and live a better life

6:26 The culture of ill-ness (or wrongness) in psychology and psychiatry

7:57 A quick view of the history of psychology through the lens of control of the masses (or just certain groups in society) and how this is still present is the Stigma we face in the West around Mental Health

9:23 How come there is such a cross over between Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Justice (DEIJ) and trauma exposure

11:35 Better and better science and how we can move away from seeing natural trauma responses as "ill-ness"

12:03 Why what happened to you might be relevant to how come you are stuck now, and how to move on from that

13:40 I'm your expert companion, but watch out, Moving Beyond Trauma is an active process, you need to get busy!

16:02 Learning, unlearning, relearning yourself so you can help yourself and even others to move beyond trauma

17:32 The good news about that Icky Thing about trauma exposure

18:20 Why you'll never look back, and be glad you put the effort in to move beyond your trauma.

Links for this episode:

For more on the connection between individual and collective trauma with Thomas Huebl:  https://youtu.be/sGzkGi1hYi0

For more on the Polyvagal Theory and our 3-part nervous system: https://ct.counseling.org/2016/06/polyvagal-theory-practice/#:~:text=Polyvagal%20theory%20helps%20us%20understand,lightheadedness%20of%20a%20bad%20flu.

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Welcome to Moving Beyond Trauma Season One!

In this short episode I share the idea behind this podcast and some of the great episodes I am preparing for you.

Here are some time stamps and notes on what you'll get:

0:26 The difference(s) between coaching and therapy

1:11 Why this work is needed in the world

2:30 My story and how I learnt to move beyond trauma

3:20 The Psychology of what is right with you

4:11 Coaching psychology approach compared to standard coaching

4:55 What kind of people work with me

5:13 Why this podcast is free from me to you

5:40 This season will run with weekly episodes until the summer break

What would you like me to cover? Message me in the comments!

Subscribe so you can get notified of new episodes when they drop, and let me know what you want to hear more of.

Thanks for listening!

Links for this episode:
- The World Health Organisation study by Benjet et al (2019) 

The epidemiology of traumatic event exposure worldwide: results from the World Mental Health Survey Consortium | Request PDF

- Positive Pscyhology, the science of what is right with you: 

What Is Positive Psychology & Why Is It Important?).

If you enjoyed this or found it useful please subscribe on the show website, https://refreshingleadership.buzzsprout.com/
You can listen on most platforms,  or scroll through all the episodes on my website here.
I write a companion blog to each episode - they are all on my website here. 

Do please share this link, and if you'd like, give it a rating or leave a review (wherever you listen) will help the podcast reach more people.

Thank you!

To continue the conversation go to:
Website: https://katebrassington.com/ (where you can easily message me)
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kate-brassington/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/katebrassingto3
Email:  [email protected]