@TraumaGeek

TraumaGeek has been a member of Linktree for 6 years and joined in April 2020. The social media accounts linked to from TraumaGeek are: • Facebook • Instagram • YouTube • Patreon • Email Besides social media accounts, TraumaGeek has populated their site with: • November Workshops: Autism, ADHD, and Burnout • 50 Vagus Exercises in a Year • SALE on Full Collection of Infographics + Posters • My calendar is open again! 1:1s and professional consultations • Recorded Workshops - The Neuroscience of Community (Understanding C-PTSD) • More Workshops & Courses with Trauma Geek • Printable Graphics • Blog — Essays and Infographics • Neurodivergent Identity • The Neurodiversity Paradigm: Beyond the Basics — Trauma Geek • Infographics Collection - Spanish Translations • The Stress Cycle • Food, Weight, And Diet: A Trauma-Informed Reframe [graphics] — Trauma Geek • Autistic Traits & Trauma • The PDA Neurotype vs Demand Avoidance • The Neuroscience of Community • Polyvagal Theory Basics • Safety & Danger Responses • How to Use the Polyvagal Ladder • Neuroception & the 3 Part Brain • Sensory Stress • Everyone Dissociates • The Vagus Nerve & Chronic Illness • Discovering a Trauma-Informed Positive Autistic Identity • THE DSM IS NOT IN CHARGE OF ME • The Conversation We’re Not Having About Autism and Vaccines • 8 Reasons We Can Develop C-PTSD as Adults • Dorsal Rest: The Most Important Polyvagal State for Coping with On-Going Trauma • Fawn: The Trauma Response That Is Easiest to Miss • Innate ADHD vs. Symptoms of Distress • Innate ADHD Traits Can Intensify as We Heal Trauma • Accommodate Everything • Types of Evidence or Ways of Knowing • ADHD Does Not Equal Low Dopamine • The Spiritual Vagus Nerve • If Your Brain is Different, Your Path to Healing Will Be Different • My autistic social engagement system is not dysfunctional. • PDA: Navigating Threats to Autonomy from Inside and Outside • 3 Foundational Truths about Nervous System Science • 4 Things Attachment Theory Gets Wrong • Lost in Translation: The Social Language Theory of Neurodivergence • Found in Translation: The Social Language Theory of Neurodivergence • Friday, December 13, 2019 - The day I stopped driving