InBouncin’ and Behavin’ BlogsbyDR JAGANNATH PATI·Oct 30Do Not Force Likes or Dislikes on OthersWhy everyday choices matter for children who have experienced neglect and abuseA response icon1A response icon1
M Richard Doyle·Oct 23From Hurt to Help, Grief RecoveryShort on time? Listen to the full podcast version of this article right here:
InWhat The Heck Just Happened?byCecilia Presley·Oct 10As A Coach, I Don’t Have To Agree With It Or Even Like It To Help You Achieve ItMy beliefs have a part to play, but not as much as people think.
John Caulfield·Sep 25Human Trafficking Screening and Referral in the Emergency DepartmentSurvivor studies identify hospitals and emergency care among the most commonly accessed healthcare settings during trafficking. These…
Melissa Alton·Aug 24🩺 The Invisible Wound: Medical PTSD and the Burden of DisbeliefPosted on August 24th, 2026
InThe Samarticles PressbyDr. Samantha Chandler·Aug 17“Grievance Closed” Does Not Mean “Grievance Rejected”The outcome is found in the findings and corrective actions — not in the word “closed”
Jason Long·Aug 10Why being understood matters more than being emptiedI recently read a fascinating article in Psychology and Psychotherapy: Theory, Research and Practice which examined the effects of forced…
Dranéa·Jul 29Transitional Care as a Window Into Behavioral HealthcareLooking beyond flawed systems to examine the people, processes, and relationships that define care.
Seth Jantz·Jul 28The Overlooked Role of Childhood Trauma in Missed Opportunities12 notes on how early harm can decide which opportunities you get
BigmommaJ·Jul 26Trauma-Informed Care: Seeing the Person, Not Just the BehaviourBy Rise Above Your Norm
