About the Community
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Welcome to our community - a place where we learn together, grow together, and support one another through the challenging and incredibly rewarding work of helping people heal in the aftermath of trauma.
Our unique approach bridges neuroscience with clinical practice, making cutting-edge research meaningful, practical, and applicable to every clinical care. We are passionate about teaching in a way that makes neuroscience accessible, engaging, and empowering. We are committed to providing clinically relevant practical tools, helping clinicians confidently translate neuroscience into their work with patients.
By bringing together clinicians, researchers, educators, policymakers, and anyone passionate about trauma, we are building a safe, welcoming, and collaborative community where knowledge is shared, ideas are explored, and meaningful change begins.
Learn With Us -
Online Trainings & Events
The Sensory Exchange: 4-Webinar Book Club
Trauma & The Senses Conference: Clinical Case Perspectives on Trauma and Sensory-Based Therapies
This four-part discussion series offers participants a unique opportunity to hear directly from the authors of the recently published book, Sensory Pathways to Healing from Trauma.
Join the Community for a dynamic recorded conference of learning and connection, featuring the authors of Sensory Pathways to Healing from Trauma and other leading voices in the field.
Summaries of Applicable Research
What is the Difference Between Reliving Versus Remembering?
How Does the Mind-Body Disconnect Present after Trauma?
How are Balance and Movement Impacted in Those with PTSD?
Learn how traumatic memories differ from ordinary autobiographical memories in terms of how they’re recalled, the emotional impact, and how the memories are stored in the brain.
A new perspective on how the brain processes sensory information after trauma—and what it means for therapy.
New research reveals how changes in the brain’s vestibular system may contribute to different PTSD symptoms.
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