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EPISODE · May 1, 2021 · 53 MIN

Discussing The Neuroscience Of Trauma And Resilience

from Empathetic Witness

Today I discussed the neuroscience of trauma and resilience, and some of the indigenous cultural and healing practices that help build brain resilience and buffer toxic stress. My Guest is Dr. Mervyn a Métis psychologist who works with indigenous youth in British Columbia.Producer and Host Angelina Pratt, Music by Leonard Adam Saskatchewan Dene Musician, Artwork by Roger Deranger Indigenous Artist.

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