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Dysregulation:  A New DSM Label for Childhood Rages

Dysregulation:  A New DSM Label for Childhood Rages

July 18, 2014
Nick Zabara
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

With the many changes in the newest version of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5), among the most significant has been the…

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Depression Diary

Depression Diary

July 9, 2014
Nick Zabara
Arts & Culture, Video

Depression Diary is an award-winning short drama that highlights symptoms, attitudes, and emotions of manic depression. The film focuses on an unnamed teenage girl, recounting…

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Artwork by an 8-Year-Old Autistic Girl

Artwork by an 8-Year-Old Autistic Girl

June 30, 2014
Nick Zabara
Arts & Culture

Iris Grace Halmshaw, an autistic 3 year old, began doing art therapy and her parents soon discovered her stunning talent. Her mother said, “We realized about…

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One Colour

One Colour

June 9, 2014
Nick Zabara
Arts & Culture, Words

This poetry slam by Neil Hilborn and Ollie Renee Schminkey is a fascinating duet about the difficulties and traumas they both experienced in their relationships. Touching…

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You Are Beautiful

You Are Beautiful

May 26, 2014
Nick Zabara
Arts & Culture, Video

This short film was produced by Olivia Maloney and Cameron Dreyer, 13 year old girls from Denver, Colorado. This plot follows a young girl who…

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Shrinking Women

Shrinking Women

May 21, 2014
Nick Zabara
Arts & Culture, Words

“Shrinking Women” by Lily Myers tells a story of women in her family who have been taught to shrink for generations while the men grew. Her…

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Mothers Who Lost Children Find Healing Through Art

Mothers Who Lost Children Find Healing Through Art

May 7, 2014
Nick Zabara
Arts & Culture

One Year is a collaborative installation by mothers who lost children due to violence. It was created by MamaCITA artists Janice Hayes-Cha, Brenda Howell, Julie Mann, Karen…

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Grieving the Loss of a Child:  The Five Stage Myth

Grieving the Loss of a Child: The Five Stage Myth

May 2, 2014
tmastor
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

When we think of death, dying and grief, no one therapist has had the impact and staying power as that of Elisabeth Kübler-Ross. Her five…

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Colour (a modest plea)

Colour (a modest plea)

March 31, 2014
tmastor
Arts & Culture, Words

This poem, written by an adult with Asperger’s, comments on the misperception that individuals on the Autism spectrum don’t feel or are incapable of empathy….

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Jeremy

Jeremy

February 17, 2014
tmastor
Arts & Culture, Sounds

The content of this song was based on a true story: following the experience of a boy named Jeremy who underwent emotional trauma, likely had…

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No More Sorry

No More Sorry

January 20, 2014
tmastor
Arts & Culture, Sounds

Music by Bloody Valentine. Singer Bilinda Butcher expresses and confronts the abuse she faced in childhood.

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Ritual Abuse, Cults, and Captivity

Ritual Abuse, Cults, and Captivity

January 10, 2014
tmastor
Clinical Practice, Research

It is almost impossible to imagine the realities endured by victims of ritual abuse:  multiple abusers with systematic motives, coordinated with the sole purpose of…

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Inherited Shock

Inherited Shock

January 6, 2014
tmastor
Arts & Culture

By Carol Es, her work is personal and based on childhood trauma Her Story: http://esart.com/lowdown/my-story/

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Coping with a Traumatic Brain Injury

Coping with a Traumatic Brain Injury

January 3, 2014
tmastor
Clinical Practice, Research

Traumatic brain injuries (TBI) contribute to many deaths each year, and can lead to the development of secondary mental health problems.  The Centre for Disease…

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Family Storytelling:  Good for Children (and Parents)

Family Storytelling: Good for Children (and Parents)

December 13, 2013
tmastor
Research

I recently received an envelope of photos from my mother; each image came with a story.  My daughters’ favourite turned out to be one about…

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Children Still Being Physically Restrained in Schools

Children Still Being Physically Restrained in Schools

October 30, 2013
tmastor
Arts & Culture, Video
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An Original Song For Santana

An Original Song For Santana

October 21, 2013
tmastor
Arts & Culture, Video

This is a song Alessandro Perri wrote for his little cousin. Santana, who is now 4 years old, has Down Syndrome, which is a genetic…

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Daughter: About Abuse

Daughter: About Abuse

September 16, 2013
tmastor
Arts & Culture, Sounds

Music by Pearl Jam

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The Struggle Ahead

The Struggle Ahead

May 22, 2013
srependa
Arts & Culture

With a heavy burden of her younger sibling on the back, this young native H’mong girl of Sapa, Vietnam, braves the treacherous mountainous terrain alone…

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The Fragmented Child:  Disorganized Attachment and Dissociation

The Fragmented Child: Disorganized Attachment and Dissociation

April 12, 2013
srependa
Uncategorized

Dissociation is a phenomenon most people have the capacity to experience.  It is a coping mechanism used to manage stressors as minor as over-stimulation or…

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