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How do we reconnect to ourselves after trauma, grief, and life's many transitions?

We begin with curiosity and compassion.

On this episode of Transforming Trauma, host Emily Ruth speaks with Dr. Annecy Báez, a Dominican American writer, psychotherapist, educator, and artist, about the profound impact NARM® has had on her personal and professional life. ...


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How do you parent a neurodivergent family without constantly feeling like you're failing?

You create your own supportive network.

One therapist wasn't content with simply curating reviews of sensory-friendly playgroups and neighborhood events. Instead, she sought out somatic knowledge and a heart-centered way of being. What she found was a trauma-informed modality and ...


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Attachment styles aren't your identity. Dr. Ann Kelley explains secure relating, modern attachment theory, trauma healing, nervous system regulation, relationship repair, shame reduction, and why emotional security is something we actively practice—not something we permanently achieve.

How can we, as therapists, help people better understand themselves, improve their relation...


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How can therapists avoid the "diagnosis-as-identity" trap with neurodivergent clients?

Working with autistic clients can feel incomplete at times. Newer clinicians or those who aren't neurodivergent may struggle with the dynamics of this unique client/therapist alliance, even as they collaborate on issues related to relationships and empathy. But one autistic psychotherapist ...


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How do therapists and survivors live alongside grief that never fully ends?

Some grief doesn't resolve. It doesn't end when a relationship does, when someone gets sober, or when you finally set the boundary you'd been avoiding. Instead, we can learn to live alongside grief in ways that lead to healthier relationships and genuine intimacy.

On this episode of Transfo...


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