In episode three of TIPP Training For Families, we discuss the role trauma has in the production of stress hormones, the effect of stress hormones on individuals and families and ways to understand and manage their impact.

In episode two of TIPP For Families, we provide resources, exercises, and practical advice for confronting trauma and approaching parenting with a trauma-informed and culturally-conscious lens.

In episode one of TIPP Training for Families, Jennifer Rauhouse introduces Iya Affo, from Healing Historical Trauma, to define and discuss the roots and impact of Adverse Childhood Experiences, Historical Trauma, and Epigenetics.

In this episode we discuss rape culture and its impact on society. We gathered 10 community members and asked them 10 questions about rape culture and its impact on society.

Our peer Ligaya speaks on motivation and self care and tells us what it means to “Glow-up” during this pandemic. This bonus audio is a short spot from one of our Covid-19 & Mental Health interview series.

Music by Jennifer Rauhouse and Mina Vining

Our final episode of our pandemic series is an English Dub of our previous episode Covid-19: Un Nuevo Mundo.

Music by Jennifer Rauhouse and Mina Vining

Resources: Childhelp.org, EMPACT, and National Suicide Prevention Lifeline.

Our figures and data are referenced from the CDC: https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/69/wr/mm6932a1.htm

In a follow up to our previous episode, we ask some of our peers in the Spanish speaking community the same questions about the COVID-19 pandemic, its effects on their life and health, new perspectives and the world in front of them.

Music by Jennifer Rauhouse and Mina Vining

Resources: Childhelp.org, EMPACT, and National Suicide Prevention Lifeline.

Our figures and data are referenced from the CDC: https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/69/wr/mm6932a1.htm

Our peers discuss the COVID-19 pandemic, its effects on their life and health, new perspectives and the world in front of them.

Music by Jennifer Rauhouse and Mina Vining

Resources: Childhelp.org, EMPACT, and National Suicide Prevention Lifeline.

Our figures and data are referenced from the CDC: https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/69/wr/mm6932a1.htm