Paula D Walters
Paula D Walters
A Conversation with Kerri Walker on the Impacts of our Trauma on our Lives
A Conversation with Kerri Walker on the Impacts of our Trauma on our Lives
A Conversation with Kerri Walker on the Impacts of our Trauma on our Lives
Monday 1st January 2024
Paula Walters and Kerri Walker discuss childhood trauma's impact on the brain and the importance of trauma-informed care in this episode of 'The Courageous Journey'.
32 minutes
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Paula D Walters
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Recovery from Trauma
Healing from Sexual Trauma
Healing Relationships
Creative Recovery Journeys
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Episode Overview
- Childhood trauma and its long-term impacts are explored in-depth
- The effects of verbal and emotional abuse are candidly discussed
- The importance of trauma-informed care and individualized healing is emphasized
- Insight is provided into the differences in upbringing between loving homes and those with trauma and neglect
- The transformative power of support and guidance in trauma recovery is highlighted
Every child needs at least one loving, supportive, caring adult presence in their lives to be healthy. If they have that, children aren't really worried about things. They're open to learning, exploring, and being creative.
Imagine growing up in a home where safety is a luxury, not a given. In this episode of 'The Courageous Journey', Paula Walters sits down with her friend and colleague, Kerri Walker, to discuss the lasting effects of childhood trauma. Kerri, a certified trauma and resiliency life coach, brings her personal and professional experience to the table, sharing how early trauma rewires the brain for protection, often leading to lifelong challenges.
Paula and Kerri explore the stark differences between children raised in loving environments and those who grow up amidst abuse and neglect. They dive deep into how these early experiences shape our brains and influence our adult lives. The conversation doesn't just highlight the problems but also emphasizes the importance of trauma-informed care and personalized healing approaches. Kerri's insights are both eye-opening and hopeful.
She talks about her work with survivors of intimate partner violence and traumatic brain injury, offering practical advice for those on their own healing journeys. This episode is a candid look at the power of support and guidance in overcoming the shadows of our past. Whether you're dealing with your own trauma or supporting someone who is, Paula and Kerri's discussion provides valuable perspectives on resilience and recovery.
It's a must-listen for anyone interested in understanding how early experiences shape us and how we can find our way to healing.