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Through The Lens of Trauma

Through The Lens of Trauma. How Understanding Leads to Healing Presenter: Matthew Reddam, MS, LMFT. FACE OF TRAUMA. Training Objectives. Trauma Informed. ACE Study: Background. ACEs Research. ACE Study Research. ACEs Research. ACEs Research. Defining Trauma. Trauma Informed Care Slides.

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Through The Lens of Trauma

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  1. Through The Lens of Trauma How Understanding Leads to Healing Presenter: Matthew Reddam, MS, LMFT

  2. FACE OF TRAUMA

  3. Training Objectives

  4. Trauma Informed

  5. ACE Study: Background

  6. ACEs Research

  7. ACE Study Research

  8. ACEs Research

  9. ACEs Research

  10. Defining Trauma

  11. Trauma Informed Care Slides

  12. Defining Trauma

  13. Defining Trauma

  14. Defining Trauma

  15. Defining Trauma

  16. Complex Trauma

  17. Complex Trauma

  18. Brain Development, Attachment, & Traumatic Stress

  19. Trauma's Effect on the Developing Brain

  20. THINKING BRAIN Concrete thought Abstract thought Reasoning Empathy Inhibitory response EMOTION BRAIN Emotional reactivity Self Regulation Mood regulation Memory Attachment Affiliation SURVIVAL BRAIN Heart rate Sleep Breathing Appetite Blood flow Muscle Tension

  21. Brain Development

  22. Brain Development USE DEPENDENT NEURON DEVELOPMENT STATE DEPENDENT MEMORY

  23. Brain Development & Trauma

  24. Overactive Alarm

  25. Normal Alarm-Developed Brain

  26. Normal Alarm-Infant-Young Child

  27. Alarm-Infant/Child—Trauma/Neglect

  28. Alarm-Child/Adol/Adult—Complex Trauma

  29. Attachment

  30. Attachment and “Templates”

  31. Templates and Reactions to Adults

  32. Intimacy Barrier

  33. Attachment and Neglect • Audio Clip

  34. Trauma’s Effect on the Developing Brain

  35. Attachment & Trauma

  36. Adaptive Responses From “Stop doing what kept you alive!” To “Oh, of course you’re doing that”

  37. Adaptive Responses

  38. Adaptive Responses—Corresponding Trauma(s)

  39. Adaptive Styles

  40. “Typical” Arousal Continuum Hyperarousal Calm/Resting Dissociative

  41. Chronic Hyper-Aroused Style Hyperarousal Calm/Resting Dissociative

  42. Dissociative Adaptive Style Hyperarousal Calm/Resting Dissociative

  43. Combined Adaptive Style Hyperarousal Calm/Resting Dissociative

  44. Common Dissociative Adaptations

  45. Common Fight-Flight Adaptations

  46. Self-Regulation Adaptations

  47. Process of Adaptive Responses

  48. Helping Children Heal Developmental Awareness, Interventions, & Hope ”

  49. Mountain Ranges to Rolling Hills

  50. Hyper-arousal

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