Heal Your Whole Being
Hopelessness and depression are common parts of CPTSD – and they can block our healing journey. Tabatha speaks with Dr. Asha Clinton, creator of Advanced Integrative Therapy, about why this darkness begins and how to increase your hope. This is the second of two parts.
You can find more about Dr. Clinton at https://ait.institute.
And we have exciting news for CPTSD Podcast followers! Check out this link for more information.
Hopelessness and depression are common parts of CPTSD – and they can block our healing journey. Tabatha speaks with Dr. Asha Clinton, creator of Advanced Integrative Therapy, about why this darkness begins and how to increase your hope. This is the first of two parts; Part 2 will premiere Saturday, March 16.
You can find more about Dr. Clinton at https://ait.institute.
And we have exciting news for CPTSD Podcast followers! Check out this link for more information.
Tabatha and Ace Whitman LCPC discuss developmental trauma, neurodivergence, and the importance of relationships and community in trauma recovery. You can find out more about Ace at their website, aces-recovery.com. This is the second part of the topic we began on Feb. 4.
And we have exciting news for CPTSD Podcast followers! Check out this link for more information.
Tabatha and Ace Whitman LCPC discuss developmental trauma, neurodivergence, and the importance of relationships and community in trauma recovery. You can find out more about Ace at their website, aces-recovery.com. This podcast is part one of two.
And we have exciting news for CPTSD Podcast followers! Check out this link for more information.
A quick update from podcast Host Tabatha Bird Weaver
And we have exciting news for CPTSD Podcast followers! Check out this link for more information.
Whether you’re a people pleaser or a helping professional, how do you know when you’re giving too much? Physician, humanitarian and TED Fellow Dr. Rola Hallam and host Tabatha Bird Weaver discuss the myth of compassion fatigue, how to replenish yourself and have healthy boundaries. You can find more about Dr. Hallam at her website, drrolahallam.com.
And we have exciting news for CPTSD Podcast followers! Check out this link for more information.
