Unpacking Toxic Stress: A Neuro-Trauma Lens for Healing and Connection

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Ever wonder why certain experiences leave such deep, lasting imprints? In this episode of Reframing the Membrane, we pull back the curtain on the brain science of psychological trauma and toxic stress. We'll explore how modern neurobiology is revolutionizing our understanding of adversity, from the subtle shifts in brain architecture to the profound impact on our stress response systems. Learn the vital distinction between being trauma-informed (a way of seeing the world) and trauma-specific (targeted interventions). This episode is packed with insights for anyone in a helping role – from teachers and parents to clinicians and community leaders – offering a powerful new "neuro-trauma lens" to foster greater safety, understanding, and resilience in every interaction. Tune in and start reframing your understanding of the membrane today!

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• Tracing Trauma Across Generations & Epigenetics Introduction

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