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Jennifer Nurick

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Dadirri

Jennifer July 3, 2020

Today, I found the words of Miriam Rose Ungunmerr-Baumann @miriamrosefoundation, and I was deeply moved by them. They are her gift to us. As I read these words, I feel a resonance with them within my being. Reminding me that …

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CBT for Trauma

Jennifer July 3, 2020

Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) is the most highly recommended psychotherapeutic intervention for people with PTSD (American Psychiatric Association). CBT works in a top-down way in the brain, meaning it activates the logical part of the mind (the neocortex), in the …

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Yoga for Self-Regulation

Jennifer July 3, 2020

Yoga is NOT just about the postures (asanas). In fact, the postures are used as a practice to prepare the mind to come into a place of stillness in preparation for meditation. Breath control (Pranayama) is the same, its purpose …

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Yoga for Trauma & PTSD

Jennifer June 29, 2020

RESEARCH PROVES THAT YOGA IS AN EFFECTIVE TREATMENT FOR PTSD In a study by van der Kolk and others (2013) 64 women with treatment resistant PTSD were randomly divided into two groups. One group was assigned 10 weekly classes of …

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Yoga and Trauma

Jennifer June 29, 2020

Yoga changes physiology and is great for mental health, including trauma. There are now many scientific articles proving the efficacy of yoga for different ailments “Types of medical conditions have included psychopathological (e.g. depression, anxiety), cardiovascular (e.g. hypertension, heart disease), …

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Yoga and Trauma

Jennifer June 29, 2020

For me yoga is a form of self-care. When I am on the yoga mat, I slow down. I re-connect to my body and my breath. While I am on the mat, there is nowhere to go, nothing to do, …

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How to start building self-trust

Jennifer June 29, 2020

Self-trust has helped me a lot when building resilience. Like being in a relationship with anyone, building trust with yourself, especially if you have a history of abandoning yourself, takes time. You have to prove to yourself, and the inner …

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Tips For Building Resilience

Jennifer June 25, 2020

Resilience is “the process of adapting well in the face of adversity, trauma, tragedy, threats or significant sources of stress” and can be developed by everyone. Here are some journal prompts based on resilience research: What can I do to …

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Connect with Your Ancestral Strengths

Jennifer June 24, 2020

When we look back at our ancestors, we can often find surprising, hidden strengths and things that connect us to our history. I often felt like an alien growing up in my family, I found it difficult to connect with …

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Trauma Informed Perspective

Jennifer June 24, 2020

Being ‘trauma informed’ is being called for in more and more spaces as society recognises the prevalence of PTSD. In any given year 8 million adults have PTSD, so the likelihood of working with, living with or encountering someone with …

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