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Your brain hears what you say

Your brain hears what you say

by Manya Chylinski | Dec 26, 2019 | Mental health, Mindfulness, Post-Traumatic Stress, Resiliency, Trauma

This sounded so silly the first time I heard it: Your brain hears what you say. Of course your brain hears what you say, and it hardly needs to hear anyway since whatever I say came from that very same brain. Right? But once I learned this concept in a mindfulness...
Recovering from trauma: You are enough

Recovering from trauma: You are enough

by Manya Chylinski | Dec 11, 2019 | Health, Mental health, Post-Traumatic Stress, Resiliency, Self-efficacy, Trauma

Recovering from trauma is a lot of work. Early on, you probably don’t even realize you’re doing any work. But everything you see and hear and feel, even the stuff that infuriates you or causes you to feel invisible, is helping you heal. Looking back on my early years...
Therapies for trauma survivors

Therapies for trauma survivors

by Manya Chylinski | Oct 7, 2019 | Mental health, Post-Traumatic Stress, Trauma

Coming to the decision to pursue therapy after trauma can be difficult. There are many therapies for trauma survivors and to decide what is best for you, you first have to recognize what is happening. Next, it’s important to have self-compassion. Finally, you need to...
My Crusade: Let’s Use the Term PTSD Correctly Please

My Crusade: Let’s Use the Term PTSD Correctly Please

by Manya Chylinski | Sep 17, 2019 | Post-Traumatic Stress, Trauma

PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder) was once a term used primarily to describe soldiers’ mental health issues. It took a lot of education on the part of returning veterans and mental health professionals for us regular folk to understand the profound psychological...
Communicating About Trauma: Say What?

Communicating About Trauma: Say What?

by Manya Chylinski | Sep 9, 2019 | Crisis Communications, Post-Traumatic Stress, Trauma

Trauma is not one of life’s more enjoyable experiences. It’s deeply disturbing and can impact those who come face to face with it for their entire lives. Given the gravity, it’s important to be careful how we communicate about trauma. We tend to do a poor job talking...
Communicating About Trauma: Know Your Audience

Communicating About Trauma: Know Your Audience

by Manya Chylinski | Sep 3, 2019 | Crisis Communications, Post-Traumatic Stress, Trauma

Like in all effective communications, a critical principle when communicating about trauma is to know your audience.“Crisis management is at heart an individual challenge.”- James Lee Witt, FEMA Director 1993-2001We all look at a crisis from our own world view. So,...
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