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This episode is a follow up to Episode 04 on "What causes trauma?" In this podcast, we continue our interview with Elijah Rising's Program Director, Desirie Dougall. This episode discusses trauma's effect on the brain and the importance of trauma-informed care.
Trauma Resources
If something has happened in your life that has caused you extreme emotional stress and anxiety, and it’s not going away or getting better in a few days, you need to reach out. Or if the severity of your stress is so great that you feel like you might hurt yourself or somebody else, absolutely reach out for help. There are resources available online and by phone such as:
SAMHSA, (Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration - 1.800.662.HELP
National Suicide Prevention Healthline - 1.800.273.8255. For kids and teenagers text CONNECT to 741741
National Hopeline Network - 1.800.442.HOPE
All of these are 24/7 hotlines, there are others that are available Monday-Friday 8-5 that can be found online as well.
Online counseling resources include websites like:
Talkspace.com
Betterhelp.com
Teencounseling.com
And a variety of others, many of whom offer sliding scale rates to make them affordable.
Elijah Rising on social media
https://www.elijahrising.org/
Send us a text
Support the show
Learn more about Elijah Rising »
Follow us on Instagram »
Donate and Support Our Work »
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This episode is a follow up to Episode 04 on "What causes trauma?" In this podcast, we continue our interview with Elijah Rising's Program Director, Desirie Dougall. This episode discusses trauma's effect on the brain and the importance of trauma-informed care.
Trauma Resources
If something has happened in your life that has caused you extreme emotional stress and anxiety, and it’s not going away or getting better in a few days, you need to reach out. Or if the severity of your stress is so great that you feel like you might hurt yourself or somebody else, absolutely reach out for help. There are resources available online and by phone such as:
SAMHSA, (Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration - 1.800.662.HELP
National Suicide Prevention Healthline - 1.800.273.8255. For kids and teenagers text CONNECT to 741741
National Hopeline Network - 1.800.442.HOPE
All of these are 24/7 hotlines, there are others that are available Monday-Friday 8-5 that can be found online as well.
Online counseling resources include websites like:
Talkspace.com
Betterhelp.com
Teencounseling.com
And a variety of others, many of whom offer sliding scale rates to make them affordable.
Elijah Rising on social media
https://www.elijahrising.org/
Send us a text
Support the show
Learn more about Elijah Rising »
Follow us on Instagram »
Donate and Support Our Work »