Charlie Fredrick joins the show to discuss the use of pronouns in trauma-informed care. We look at how our language can empower or demean our ability to create and maintain healthy relationships. Resources to go along with our podcast discussion: Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Gender-Neutral Pronouns – TIME Magazine Gendered Pronouns & […]

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Beth Sandlin joins the Trauma-Informed Len Podcast to discuss her Trauma Informed Pilates Approach. Beth provides an amazing example of innovation through the application of the trauma-informed lens! Beth Sandlin is a Pilates Teacher and Health Educator. She recently left her role at a University Health Clinic as Assistant Director of Educational Services to step […]

Dr. Jeff Spiess joins the show to discuss his new book Dying with Ease. We discuss how trauma can manifest in one’s final days and within family dynamics. We also talk about Dr. Spiess’s experience with those who pass away peacefully verse those who struggle at the end. To learn more about Dr. Spiess and his […]

Dr. Hahn joins the show to discuss Life Centered Therapy. Matt and Dr. Hahn have a wide-ranging conversation on Dr. Hahn’s life work and how he treats trauma through Life Centered Therapy. Find out more about Dr. Hahn’s work: www.readyforamiracle.net/free-training www.lifecenteredtherapy.com https://www.facebook.com/LifeCenteredTherapy

Officer Reiley joins the show to discuss the concept of trauma-informed policing. With her background in social work and law enforcement, Reily brings a unique and informed perspective to some of the critical issues of our time.

Kat Houghton joins the podcast to discuss here work with biometrics and what it can tell us about trauma and the post-traumatic growth process. Learn more about Kat Kat Houghton PhD is a psychologist fascinated by the intersection of technology and behavioral change. She co-founded ilumivu in 2009 to explore possibilities in digital mental health. […]

Katherine Wells joins the podcast to discuss the relationship between trauma and eating disorders. Please join us for this episode to learn about a symptom of trauma that often goes undiagnosed and untreated. Katherine Wells a Licensed Mastered Social Worker who received her undergrad education in Social Work at the State University of Plattsburgh in […]

Jay Levy returns to his show to talk about his Pre-treatment model. Pre-treatment provides a brilliant model that promotes engagement, builds relationships, and minimizes retraumatization. Jay shares his wisdom and insight and challenges us to think differently about the early stages of the helping relationship. Jay S. Levy has spent more than 30 years working […]

In this episode, Charlie Fredrick joins the show to discuss facilitating organizational conversations about the racial justice and Black Lives Matter movements in our community. While we all work hard to support these movements in our communities, it is equally important to access and address systematic racism and bias within our organizations. Charlie’s email: [email protected] […]