In BCPH Fellow Buffy Jamison's podcast, “Don’t Diss My Abilities Just Cuz You Jelly: Analyzing Ableism and Racism in the Workplace, A Case Study Part I” Buffy recounts an experience fae had in the workplace. Fae once again emphasize the need to view the workplace through a public health lens and discuss the health consequences of not doing so.

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Buffy Jamison Blog 2: "Analyzing Ableism and Racism in the Workplace, A Case Study Part I”"

In BCPH Fellow Buffy Jamison's podcast, “Don’t Diss My Abilities Just Cuz You Jelly: Analyzing Ableism and Racism in the Workplace, A Case Study Part II” Buffy recounts an experience fae had in the workplace. Fae once again emphasize the need to view the workplace through a public health lens and discuss the health consequences of not doing so.

BCPH Post 3, “Analyzing Ableism and Racism in the Workplace, A Case Study Part II​"

In BCPH Fellow Buffy Jamison's podcast, “A Thin Line Between Managing and Weight-Shaming: Unpacking Fatphobia in the Workplace”, Buffy interviews “My Friend” about their experience with Fatphobia in the workplace. Fae once again emphasize the need to view the workplace through a public health lens and discuss the health consequences of not doing so.

Buffy Jamison, Blog 4: "Unpacking Fatphobia in the Workplace"

In this episode, we explore the profound impact of trauma through personal stories shared by everyday individuals. Listeners will hear firsthand accounts of various traumatic experiences and the emotional challenges that followed. The episode highlights different coping mechanisms and paths to healing, emphasizing the importance of community support and self-care. Join us for a genuine and heartfelt conversation that aims to inspire and uplift anyone grappling with their own experiences of trauma.

Trauma And The Effects

Beyond the Limits of Conventional Trauma Therapy is a discussion that examines the effectiveness of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) in addressing the complex trauma experienced by veterans. It argues that CBT, while helpful for specific thought patterns and behaviors, falls short when dealing with deeply rooted and compounded trauma. This podcast presents Ernie Vecchio's integrated model of trauma therapy as an alternative approach that emphasizes a holistic understanding of the psyche. This model, incorporating elements like the observer, the human spirit, the ego, and the heart, aims to facilitate healing by engaging with all aspects of the self. The discussion further explores the promise and potential limitations of psychedelic therapy, suggesting that Vecchio's approach could enhance the integration of psychedelic experiences, leading to lasting healing. Ultimately, Vecchio advocates for an integrated approach to trauma therapy that acknowledges the multifaceted nature of veterans' experiences and promotes sustainable recovery through self-awareness and inner strength.

Beyond The Limits Of Conventional Trauma Therapy

Neil Meekin is an Innovation and Constellations Practitioner from Liverpool who loves to facilitate and deliver transformational and dynamic experiences for the people and communities he serves.

And for over 20 years he has been exploring what it means to be a human, our place in society and the culture we live as well as how to become a better person.

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Ep 83: Neil Meekin (Family Constellations Practitioner) on being the change to break the chain

In this Ask Me Anything episode, Dr. Reedy takes questions from the audience on topics ranging from how we communicate our energy to our children, making the unconscious – conscious, debunking the cause and effect thinking, and how small-t trauma is insidious. He answers a question on shadow work. And he talks about how to handle the mistakes we have made as parents when our children remain angry.

Why is “Small-t” Trauma So Insidious. (A.M.A.) - Ep 661

#MentalHealthMatters #HealthyRelationships #ParentingSupport  #AddictionRecovery #EmotionalWellness #MindfulParenting #TraumaInformed #SelfCareJourney #RelationshipAdvice #PsychologicalSafety #HealingJourney #FamilyDynamics #MentalHealthAwareness #OvercomingAnxiety #BreakTheStigma #PersonalGrowth #MindBodyConnection #WellnessWarrior #LifeCoaching #ResilienceBuilding

The Power of Our Contexts - Ep 662

Dr. Reedy discusses his first book, The Journey of the Heroic Parent and how his work has evolved since then. He describes the goal of the book as one to help parents become their own expert by learning how to think differently about parenting. He emphatically invites parents to do their own work and to explore their own histories, their own psychology.

The Journey of the Heroic Parent: 10-Years Later  - Ep 663

Conscious Parenting Workshop: A Teaser - Ep 665

Dr. Reedy discusses what to do when you are the only one in your circle doing their therapy work. He talks about how therapy changes us and how we can get stuck in trying to change the people around us..

What if I am the only one doing the work? - Ep 667

Dr. Reedy takes live questions from the audience on attachment, parenting, and relationships. He talks about how a parent’s self-acceptance, which leads to self-awareness, is the key to your children's healthy development. He explains that self-compassion is the key to greater awareness and consciousness. And he talks about how boundaries and skills are really the evidence or signposts that reveal where we are on our journey. He emphatically points out that the goal in therapy is not to be so good we are beyond reproach, but rather the outcome of therapy is learning to love and see our "horrible, rotten, human, fallible, lovable, selves."

Being the Villain in Your Child’s Story (AMA) - Ep 668

Dr. Reedy discusses how the identified patient is someone who expresses the issues with a system through mental health symptoms. He talks about projection and triangulation as ways for individuals in a system to scapegoat others and avoid the responsibility that each member of a system bears. He talks about how we can become a part of the solution as we learn to see mental health issues in the context of the greater system and make changes to disrupt patterns. He discourages the use of shame and guilt as barometers of our progress on our mental health journey.

The Identified Patient & You - Ep 669

Dr. Reedy discusses how skills and tools don’t make up the transformative substance of our therapy journey. He talks about a “transformation of consciousness” that occurs when we are deeply changed. He explains ego-death and how fear and love are the primary forces that drive our behavior. He explains that therapy is not about improvement but rather about self-compassion, increased consciousness, and rests on a foundation of sense of safety.

How Behavioral Therapy Falls Short - Ep 670

Dr. Reedy defines and discusses what makes for emotional safety. He talks about how emotional safety heals us and how repeated exposure to an emotional safe person changes our nervous system permanently. He explains that when the “big people” from our childhood were unable to sit with us and our feelings, we learned to hide and protect ourselves… and these efforts to protect ourselves become our mental illnesses.

Emotional Safety - Ep 671

Dr. Reedy takes live questions from the audience on parenting and boundaries. He explains how compassion is born by our boundaries. He explains that children and partners will inevitably require us to face aspects of ourselves we have avoided. We will have to fail, come up short and own our limitations as we practice self-care and attempt to meet our loved ones with love and compassion.

Carrying Your Own Shadow (A.M.A.) - Ep 672

Dr. Reedy talks about what it means to hold space for another, what gets in the way of doing so and how this impacts the development of a child or the client in therapy. He explains that seeing someone is the key to mental health and resiliency and that the foundation of our ability to do that is in how we have managed to heal our own narcissistic wounding (the wounding of not being seen and accepted as we are).

The Science of Holding Space - Ep 673

Humbly sitting and assisting others in healing from severe trauma, I have spent my career understanding the human psyche and its response to suffering. My clients say: “It is sad that we have to sever a spinal cord or be amputated to care where we land on the Humane Spectrum!”  Today, https://www.intentional-evolution.org/ offers evidence that our shared inner journeys have a common theme: everyone experiences division. I am suggesting that people have to heal their inner division before repair appears in the culture. Then, and only then, can we connect, be empathetic, and have a reciprocal relationship with ourselves and others. Tune in and listen to discussions around my teachings.

Finding You Therapy Programs is an experientially based therapeutic program serving individuals, parents, couples, and families. Email the host drbradreedy@gmail.com

Greetings, this podcast started with two friends deciding that it was time for a new voice. We welcome everyone to join in discussion, as we continue to Drop Joules.

The Do Good Podcast, hosted by Rob Watson, shares people's inspiring and uplifting stories from around the world. 

There's so much good happening right now on the planet, which isn't getting nearly enough attention it deserves – I hope by sharing these people's stories it'll inspire listeners to go out there and show more of what they are made of and do their own bit of good in the world.

BCPH publishes BCPHR (formerly Harvard Public Health Review or HPHR Journal), which advances the organization's mission to democratize public health.

New tracks tagged #TraumaInformed