Dr. Dawn-Elise Snipes
Dr. Dawn-Elise Snipes
Introduction to Restoring Sanctuary Part 1
Introduction to Restoring Sanctuary Part 1
Introduction to Restoring Sanctuary Part 1
Saturday 22nd September 2018
Explore trauma's long-term effects and learn how creating safe spaces can break harmful cycles with Dr. Dawn-Elise Snipes in this podcast episode.
65 minutes
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Dr. Dawn-Elise Snipes
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Sobriety Toolkit
Recovery from Trauma
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Healing Relationships
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Get the buttons here!Building Safe Spaces: Addressing Trauma and Its Long-Term Impact
When a trauma occurs, it changes the way that person acts and interacts with people. Maybe it's through aggression or anger or some sort of violence that gets taught. So this is where historical trauma comes in.
Why do certain behaviors persist even when they're harmful? In this episode of the 'Counselor Toolbox Podcast', Dr. Dawn-Elise Snipes sheds light on the profound effects of trauma and the importance of creating sanctuary to break unhelpful cycles. From the workplace to personal relationships, trauma's shadow can loom large, often influencing how individuals cope with stress and emotional upheaval. Dr.
Snipes dives into how historical trauma and chronic workplace stress can create environments that feel unsafe, leading to negative coping mechanisms like addiction and borderline behaviors. She also highlights the crucial role of attachment in trauma and how it shapes emotional regulation. To counter these effects, Dr. Snipes emphasizes the need for organizations to foster safe spaces where individuals can develop skills to manage problems and anticipate future challenges effectively.
This episode offers valuable insights for anyone looking to understand the deep-seated impact of trauma and how to create environments that promote healing and safety.