Integrating Music Therapy into a Trauma-Informed Care Plan
We instinctively know that music can change people, from filling an athlete with energy before a big competition to calming a child down before bed. But what about in clinical
We instinctively know that music can change people, from filling an athlete with energy before a big competition to calming a child down before bed. But what about in clinical
Neurofeedback therapy is a revolutionary, non-invasive treatment that has gained increasing attention for its ability to regulate brain activity and promote mental health and overall wellness. By encouraging the brain
Trauma can have a profound impact on how individuals view themselves and their world. For many, the traumatic experiences they’ve endured can shape their identity and influence their future behaviors.
Therapy is not one-size-fits-all. From Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) to psychodynamic counseling, various approaches serve different emotional, psychological, and behavioral needs. But one approach stands out for its ability to
Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) is an evidence-based therapeutic approach developed to help individuals with emotional regulation, interpersonal struggles, and distress tolerance. DBT has become a popular treatment for conditions such
We have all had the experience of anxiety in some social situations: before a big presentation, for example, or on a first date. But when do these occasional experiences become
Our nation’s veterans sacrifice much during military service. Even when their time of active service is over, they face unique mental health challenges. From PTSD to anxiety and depression, the
Brainspotting is a therapeutic approach that has gained attention in the mental health community for its claims of rapid and effective treatment of emotional and psychological issues. As it grows
Trauma-based motivational interviewing (TMI) is an adaptation of traditional motivational interviewing that specifically addresses the unique needs of individuals who have experienced trauma. By integrating trauma informed care with motivational
Whether it’s mental health challenges or addiction struggles, our brain is typically the common denominator. This means that the inner workings of your brain can lead to mental health disorders
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