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Welcome to CCIH’s Online Magazine!
These articles are written by a community of contributors that support trauma-informed work.
This magazine is a source of current thinking and information, a source of support and a source of connection for all of us in this very important work.
Our Topics
- Anti-Oppression
As we work to become aware of our present moment experience and the effects of past trauma, we also hold… - Chronic Pain
Studies have shown that chronic pain might not only be caused by physical injury but also by stress and emotional… - Community Events
Events in the Chicago area that provide important education and experience for exploring the widespread effects of trauma on ourselves… - COVID-19
The collective trauma of COVID-19 has the potential for long-term effects. Trauma-Informed care; staying in connection, resourcing ourselves and micropractices… - Essential Trauma Concepts
Basic theory and concepts that are essential to all trauma-informed care. - IP-Integrated Practices for Healing Trauma Groups
The effects of trauma can have a significant impact on both the body and mind and on our daily lives.… - iRest Yoga Nidra
Yoga Nidra is a form of guided mindfulness meditation. Practicing regularly can help you tap into the parts of your… - Professional Development
Valuable resources on continuing education and professional support. - Study Group
Our monthly study group focuses on selected readings of current research and theory in trauma, dissociation, attachment, and neurobiology. Our… - Trauma in the Media
Representation and discussion of trauma in the media. - Trauma-Informed Care
Trauma-informed care is grounded in and directed by a thorough understanding of the neurological, biological, psychological, and social/relational effects… - Trauma-Informed Services
Groups, classes and other resources that are based on trauma-informed principles.
