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RESOURCE ROOM

Helpful Information and Resources

This collection of resources is intended to supplement your healing into the 167 hours of the week you are not in therapy. Guided by the principles of the Whole House Method, these resources have been carefully chosen to address key areas of our integrative approach to healing. Click on a link and explore what's there. Come back, visit often.

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Physical Room

The physical impact of traumatic stress shows up in ways we can see, such as muscle tension and headaches, as well as ways we cannot see, such as autonomic nervous system dysregulation. It's imperative to trauma work that we acknowledge this things.

Emotional Room

Whether it's guilt, shame, anxiety, sadness or anger that shows up for you, typically our emotional symptoms show up after our body is dysregulated, but it's the first "signs" we see. Here are resources that can support emotion regulation. 

Mental Room

If a thought is causing suffering, it's likely a cognitive distortion. Recognizing that these self-protective thinking styles can exacerbate our situation, and working through them to  find the threat and using restructuring to defuse them is a skill that, when used frequently, can become a habit and ultimately, be simply "how you handle things." 

Spiritual Room

Spirituality can support mental health through supporting you in the meaning and purpose that you look for in your life. It should give you a sense of your own worth and value. It can help you develop can help you to develop inner strength, peace, hope and optimism.

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