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The BTI Podcast
Dr. Chris Wilson, PsyD
5 episodes
4 months ago
In this episode, we'll look at the sometimes surprising associations the brain make between trauma in the past and experiences we are having in the present. In this case, we'll explore two musical experiences I had that brought up emotional memory (as opposed to memories of events) - one was "safe" for me to process and the other started leading me down a dark path. We'll examine the power of grounding, discuss the importance of allowing ourselves to process while giving ourselve...
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In this episode, we'll look at the sometimes surprising associations the brain make between trauma in the past and experiences we are having in the present. In this case, we'll explore two musical experiences I had that brought up emotional memory (as opposed to memories of events) - one was "safe" for me to process and the other started leading me down a dark path. We'll examine the power of grounding, discuss the importance of allowing ourselves to process while giving ourselve...
Show more...
Social Sciences
Science
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Talking about triggers
The BTI Podcast
43 minutes
3 years ago
Talking about triggers
In Episode 002 of the BTI Podcast we discuss triggers, what they are, why they happen, and talk about some ways we can effectively manage them. Joining me on the podcast is (again) survivor/leader Bekah Charleston (who recently opened the Charleston Law Center in Reno, NV to provide pro bono legal support to victims of human trafficking and other crimes), and psychologist Dr. Laura Milner, who's practice involves working with survivors of trauma.
The BTI Podcast
In this episode, we'll look at the sometimes surprising associations the brain make between trauma in the past and experiences we are having in the present. In this case, we'll explore two musical experiences I had that brought up emotional memory (as opposed to memories of events) - one was "safe" for me to process and the other started leading me down a dark path. We'll examine the power of grounding, discuss the importance of allowing ourselves to process while giving ourselve...