Trauma

I chat with Abundance Community member Lisa, a therapist who just completed her trauma and money certification and is in the early stages of building out a niche around financial trauma.

Together, we get specific about who this ideal client actually is: the woman who's doing all the right things on paper, has enough in her account, and still panics every time she opens her banking app. We cover how to position this work to financial planners, why a warm introduction beats cold outreach every …

Today’s guest, J. Timothy Davis, Ph.D. joins me to explore his work with boys who are often labeled as “challenging”—and why that label doesn’t tell the whole story. Drawing on his clinical expertise and his experience as a volunteer firefighter, Tim shares how he blends multiple therapeutic approaches to connect with and support these boys.

We talk about the growing pressures boys face in elementary school—academic demands, reduced opportunities for physical activity, the influence of screen…

Guest Jenny Hughes, PhD, joins Allison on the podcast today. Tune in as they explore the difference between vicarious trauma, compassion fatigue, secondary traumatic stress, & burnout. They also share risk factors for vicarious trauma & how to tap into vicarious resilience.

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About Jenny Hughes, PhD:

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About Laura Reagan, LCSW-C:

Integrative Trauma Therapist Laura Reagan, LCSW-C, CDWF, a clinical social worker specializing in trauma, attachment, LGBTQ issues, mindfulness and self compassion in Severna Park, Maryland is the owner of The Baltimore Annapolis Center for Integrative Healing. Laura a…

Last spring, Shatara Sheppard offered to share her experiences with police brutality and racial profiling and how it impacted her daily life as both a clinician and as a woman of color. I’m so glad to welcome her back to the podcast to discuss healing, and the ways white therapists can keep going because the work is definitely not done. The world has changed in the few short months since Shatara’s first visit to the podcast, but it’s also stayed the same in many ways we should be aware of. …