Nicole Tetreault
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362 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2020
last heard Jun 2021
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And when it comes down to trauma, you know, we know that, for example, that when children experience adverse, you know, really adverse trauma in their childhood,
that throughout their lifetime, you know, they can have challenges later in life where it can affect, you know, their confidence, it can affect their ability to think soundly.
And we know that, for example, when the brain is in sort of a trauma circuitry, that your higher order thinking is offline.
So being able to shift that narrative is just shut down.
So allowing your child and kind of redirecting their mind into safety and being able to identify with their experience, that's the key point where this can transition into a place of challenge, but a place of information and redirection rather than a place of challenge and pain.
Yes.
And I, you know, I was just in a class with Tara Barak yesterday, and I loved the
this, um, piece of information she shared.
And she said, what it is, is you go to your edge and you go to that edge of what that experience is, and then you soften and then you soften.
And I think when you can say, this is challenging, you know, I can't go outside.
I miss my friends.
I really do.
And then you can soften and have compassion for it.
That's where
that true transformation happens with that mind-body-suffering piece of
Yeah.
So, I mean, what we do know that happens in the brain in particular, when people do feel socially isolated, they experience pain in their brain, just as you would physical pain.
It activates the same area, dorsal out of prefrontal cortex.
And
when a kid is experiencing that they are suffering.
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