Trauma- Post Traumatic Mental Injury (PTMI)

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Trauma- Post Traumatic Mental Injury (PTMI)

Listening to Families

37 minutes 53 seconds

2 months ago

Trauma- Post Traumatic Mental Injury (PTMI)

This episode was recorded in November 2023

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Shelley, a parent of neurodivergent children, talks with Dame Sue Bagshaw, GP and Canterbury youth health champion, about how trauma affects brain development, the difference between disorder and injury, safe environments, strengthening family communication, sibling inclusion, and everyday routines like eating together that support recovery and wellbeing.