Share a 'PSA' to Help Grow Public Awareness of Impacts of Developmental Trauma

Daun Kauffman 10/22/166:22 AM

Repeated ‘fight, flight or freeze’ brain-use causes Maria’s natural, neurobiological defenses to develop into deeply ingrained pathways in her young, developing brain — after the immediate threat is gone, the dysfunctional, anti-social behaviors can linger, can frustrate, can be retriggered over many years.

Trauma-Informed adults CAN make a difference.

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