Dr. Brenna Squires

Do you ever wonder why a seemingly “non-significant” event happens you take it so hard? According to the AIP theory, which EMDR therapy is based on, this is because our past experiences color our present experiences. The goal of EMDR is to connect helpful and true information in our brain to our memories of not so good experiences. The result is the painful experience in our past is not forgotten, but instead placed within our story. #AIP #EMDR #therapy

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Describing #addiction solely as a brain #disease neglects the profound impact of emotional pain, #trauma, and the social environment. This perspective can obscure the essential human needs for #connection and understanding, suggesting a reductionist solution that may not address the root causes of addiction. Effective healing involves addressing these deeper emotional and societal factors and fostering environments where individuals feel understood and supported in their recovery journey.  #recovery #mentalhealth #addictionrecovery #love #sober #sobriety #soberlife #recoveryispossible #depression #anxiety #mentalhealthawareness #wedorecover #alcoholism #motivation #soberliving #drugs #drugaddiction #addictionawareness #addict #onedayatatime #aa #alcoholicsanonymous #rehab #life #addicted #selfcare #soberaf #healing #health

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We've updated the page on Trauma Therapist Network with my most recommended books and trainings for therapists. The books featured on this list are all books that I highly recommend. Most are written by previous @TherapyChatPod guests. The reason I wanted to interview these guests is because I loved their books or I thought their books would be helpful to my clients and myself, even if I hadn't read them yet at the time of the interview. Some of the links are affiliate links that support the operations of Trauma Therapist Network. If you are looking for some good books to understand trauma and the process of healing from trauma and attachment wounds, these are my top recommendations! I hope you'll find some inspiration at this link! https://lnkd.in/ey3gvQfN The list is growing and will include more podcasts, courses, trainings and websites when I can get them all added. What would you add to this list?

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We've updated the page on Trauma Therapist Network with my most recommended books and trainings for therapists. The books featured on this list are all books that I highly recommend. Most are written by previous @TherapyChatPod guests. The reason I wanted to interview these guests is because I loved their books or I thought their books would be helpful to my clients and myself, even if I hadn't read them yet at the time of the interview. Some of the links are affiliate links that support the operations of Trauma Therapist Network. If you are looking for some good books to understand trauma and the process of healing from trauma and attachment wounds, these are my top recommendations! I hope you'll find some inspiration at this link! https://lnkd.in/ey3gvQfN The list is growing and will include more podcasts, courses, trainings and websites when I can get them all added. What would you add to this list?

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We've updated the page on Trauma Therapist Network with my most recommended books and trainings for therapists. The books featured on this list are all books that I highly recommend. Most are written by previous @TherapyChatPod guests. The reason I wanted to interview these guests is because I loved their books or I thought their books would be helpful to my clients and myself, even if I hadn't read them yet at the time of the interview. Some of the links are affiliate links that support the operations of Trauma Therapist Network. If you are looking for some good books to understand trauma and the process of healing from trauma and attachment wounds, these are my top recommendations! I hope you'll find some inspiration at this link! https://lnkd.in/ey3gvQfN The list is growing and will include more podcasts, courses, trainings and websites when I can get them all added. What would you add to this list?

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We've updated the page on Trauma Therapist Network with my most recommended books and trainings for therapists. The books featured on this list are all books that I highly recommend. Most are written by previous @TherapyChatPod guests. The reason I wanted to interview these guests is because I loved their books or I thought their books would be helpful to my clients and myself, even if I hadn't read them yet at the time of the interview. Some of the links are affiliate links that support the operations of Trauma Therapist Network. If you are looking for some good books to understand trauma and the process of healing from trauma and attachment wounds, these are my top recommendations! I hope you'll find some inspiration at this link! https://lnkd.in/ey3gvQfN The list is growing and will include more podcasts, courses, trainings and websites when I can get them all added. What would you add to this list?

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We've updated the page on Trauma Therapist Network with my most recommended books and trainings for therapists. The books featured on this list are all books that I highly recommend. Most are written by previous @TherapyChatPod guests. The reason I wanted to interview these guests is because I loved their books or I thought their books would be helpful to my clients and myself, even if I hadn't read them yet at the time of the interview. Some of the links are affiliate links that support the operations of Trauma Therapist Network. If you are looking for some good books to understand trauma and the process of healing from trauma and attachment wounds, these are my top recommendations! I hope you'll find some inspiration at this link! https://lnkd.in/ey3gvQfN The list is growing and will include more podcasts, courses, trainings and websites when I can get them all added. What would you add to this list?

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We've updated the page on Trauma Therapist Network with my most recommended books and trainings for therapists. The books featured on this list are all books that I highly recommend. Most are written by previous @TherapyChatPod guests. The reason I wanted to interview these guests is because I loved their books or I thought their books would be helpful to my clients and myself, even if I hadn't read them yet at the time of the interview. Some of the links are affiliate links that support the operations of Trauma Therapist Network. If you are looking for some good books to understand trauma and the process of healing from trauma and attachment wounds, these are my top recommendations! I hope you'll find some inspiration at this link! https://lnkd.in/ey3gvQfN The list is growing and will include more podcasts, courses, trainings and websites when I can get them all added. What would you add to this list?

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We've updated the page on Trauma Therapist Network with my most recommended books and trainings for therapists. The books featured on this list are all books that I highly recommend. Most are written by previous @TherapyChatPod guests. The reason I wanted to interview these guests is because I loved their books or I thought their books would be helpful to my clients and myself, even if I hadn't read them yet at the time of the interview. Some of the links are affiliate links that support the operations of Trauma Therapist Network. If you are looking for some good books to understand trauma and the process of healing from trauma and attachment wounds, these are my top recommendations! I hope you'll find some inspiration at this link! https://lnkd.in/ey3gvQfN The list is growing and will include more podcasts, courses, trainings and websites when I can get them all added. What would you add to this list?

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We've updated the page on Trauma Therapist Network with my most recommended books and trainings for therapists. The books featured on this list are all books that I highly recommend. Most are written by previous @TherapyChatPod guests. The reason I wanted to interview these guests is because I loved their books or I thought their books would be helpful to my clients and myself, even if I hadn't read them yet at the time of the interview. Some of the links are affiliate links that support the operations of Trauma Therapist Network. If you are looking for some good books to understand trauma and the process of healing from trauma and attachment wounds, these are my top recommendations! I hope you'll find some inspiration at this link! https://lnkd.in/ey3gvQfN The list is growing and will include more podcasts, courses, trainings and websites when I can get them all added. What would you add to this list?

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We've updated the page on Trauma Therapist Network with my most recommended books and trainings for therapists. The books featured on this list are all books that I highly recommend. Most are written by previous @TherapyChatPod guests. The reason I wanted to interview these guests is because I loved their books or I thought their books would be helpful to my clients and myself, even if I hadn't read them yet at the time of the interview. Some of the links are affiliate links that support the operations of Trauma Therapist Network. If you are looking for some good books to understand trauma and the process of healing from trauma and attachment wounds, these are my top recommendations! I hope you'll find some inspiration at this link! https://lnkd.in/ey3gvQfN The list is growing and will include more podcasts, courses, trainings and websites when I can get them all added. What would you add to this list?

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We've updated the page on Trauma Therapist Network with my most recommended books and trainings for therapists. The books featured on this list are all books that I highly recommend. Most are written by previous @TherapyChatPod guests. The reason I wanted to interview these guests is because I loved their books or I thought their books would be helpful to my clients and myself, even if I hadn't read them yet at the time of the interview. Some of the links are affiliate links that support the operations of Trauma Therapist Network. If you are looking for some good books to understand trauma and the process of healing from trauma and attachment wounds, these are my top recommendations! I hope you'll find some inspiration at this link! https://lnkd.in/ey3gvQfN The list is growing and will include more podcasts, courses, trainings and websites when I can get them all added. What would you add to this list?

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We've updated the page on Trauma Therapist Network with my most recommended books and trainings for therapists. The books featured on this list are all books that I highly recommend. Most are written by previous @TherapyChatPod guests. The reason I wanted to interview these guests is because I loved their books or I thought their books would be helpful to my clients and myself, even if I hadn't read them yet at the time of the interview. Some of the links are affiliate links that support the operations of Trauma Therapist Network. If you are looking for some good books to understand trauma and the process of healing from trauma and attachment wounds, these are my top recommendations! I hope you'll find some inspiration at this link! https://lnkd.in/ey3gvQfN The list is growing and will include more podcasts, courses, trainings and websites when I can get them all added. What would you add to this list?

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This is a really interesting comment and really highlights the perk of working with a dual-qualified practitioner; as I am also trained as a therapist, I am experienced in holding space for clients to explore trauma and work through this to make progress towards their goals. Dual-qualified coaches are the future 💥

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New Post: How psychodynamic or psychoanalytic therapy (often known as "talk therapy") stands out over other forms of therapy for longer term healing and change. #psychotherapy #therapy #therapist #psychodynamictherapy #psychoanalytic #psychoanalysis #psychoanalyst #Trauma #anxiety #depression #phobia #panicattack

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An astounding 83% of Americans will experience a trauma and about 20% of them will go on to develop #PTSD. Risk factors for PTSD include the type of trauma, the number of traumas/stressors one experiences, and the presence (or not) of a support system. This PTSD Awareness Month, I was delighted to interview Sofia Noori, MD MPH and Lauren Sarit Gerber on how Nema Health is uniquely and effectively treating trauma and PTSD: https://lnkd.in/gwh4uDCU

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