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February 8, 2016
Can Lifestyle Generate Trauma Symptoms in Families? It may be that the label of being a dysfunctional family is over utilized. The reality is that every human being adapts to the environments that they are in, some of those adaptions or mitigations bring a greater sense of satisfaction than others, […]
February 15, 2016
This is a much more complicated question than one might think. One of the factors that complicate the question is that there exists no set, clear and well defined definition of what is traumatic. There exist a tremendous latitude to what can be traumatic, based on the individual’s resiliency and […]
March 22, 2016
Back by Popular Demand “Being Trauma Sensitive: What you need to know to create a better life for children and families” Dr. Robert Rhoton will again present a unique discussion of the elements of trauma, with supporting materials on the nature of how trauma can impact life and relationships, […]
March 24, 2016
The Arizona Trauma Institute, a regional training and consulting organization, is pleased to announce that we will be working collaboratively with the Arizona Supreme Court’s Detention Education and Juvenile Justice Services Division. The training will focus on supporting all staff in supporting the creation of a more trauma sensitive system […]
March 25, 2016
Arizona Trauma Institute is pleased to support the activity of Winged Hope. Winged Hope Family Advocacy Foundation Hosts its Third Annual Fundraising Event, The Hope Run. Family-Friendly Event Raises Funds to Help Victims of Child Abuse and Domestic Violence, and Provide Support for Interrelated Issues like Sex Trafficking, Bullying and […]
April 7, 2016
A client once sat and expressed that his singular talent was “pissing off” everyone he knew in his life. Even those that started liking him soon learned that he was less than likable in most interactions. The real difficulty was that he was a very intelligent and competent professional and […]