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Author Archives: Shay
For Survivors of Sexual Violence
For Survivors of Sexual Violence
Posted in Mental Health
Tagged assault, health, incest, incest recovery, PTSD, PTSI, rape, recovery, sexualized violence
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Trauma Resources
Trauma Resources
Posted in Mental Health, Nervous System, Neuroscience
Tagged Complex PTSD, CPTSD, Medical PTSD, MPTSD, PTSD, ptsd recovery, Trauma
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Curiosity Pods: connecting nature, healing, and neuroscience
Curiosity Pods: connecting nature, healing, and neuroscience
Posted in Art
Tagged ceramics, clay, coregulation, curiosity, Curiosity Pods, Interpersonal Neurobiology, nervous systems, play, pottery, social engagement
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What is a Lapbook Gallery?
Near death for most of 2020, Shay Seaborne CPTSD struggled to effectively communicate their dire condition to trauma-uninformed healthcare providers. Additionally, they lacked exhibition space and opportunities to share their art. Shay devised a creative solution: the Lapbook Gallery. These … Continue reading
Made With Anger: “Throwing Pods” as safe communal release
Throwing Pods are a creative and therapeutic tool to release anger in a safe and constructive manner. Recognizing the need for an outlet for strong emotions, Shay Seaborne CPTSD designed these Pods to be thrown with a small group of … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Community, Fun & Magic, Interpersonal Neurobiology, Mental Health
Tagged aggression, Art, art therapy, clay, paint, pods, pottery, Safety, Therapy, throwing pods
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My statement to the USCG officer who sexually assaulted me after a rescue at sea
The statute of limitations protects the Coastie who sexually assaulted me after a rescue at sea. There will be no criminal prosecution for his sexualized violence against a civilian he was charged to protect. However, there is a possibility of … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Truth to Power
Tagged accountability, Chesapeake Bay, Coast Guard, Coastie, rescue, sexualized violenc, Thimble Shoals, USCG
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Interpersonal Neurobiology, a compelling framework for trauma and stress recovery
Interpersonal Neurobiology (IPNB) is a compelling framework for trauma and chronic stress recovery due to its emphasis on: Integration of Brain, Mind, and Relationships: IPNB recognizes the interconnectedness of brain, mind, and relationships, promoting a holistic approach to healing by … Continue reading
“What do I do with my anger and rage?”
In our culture, we’re taught to not be angry, to calm down, and to “overcome” our anger, the emotion that alerts us to violations. Cruelty and contempt from caregivers is a serious violation. It’s no wonder survivors of severe abuse … Continue reading
Physician reviews as justice
Posting a review of a bad healthcare experience is one of the very few options for neglected and abused service users to create accountability. The healthcare system is woefully lacking in safety and accountability mechanisms to the extent it offers … Continue reading
Physician empathy is a powerful healthcare intervention
As a trauma survivor who has studied Interpersonal Neurobiology (IPNB) for five years, I have learned that empathy is vital to human well-being, especially after trauma, and that, neurophysiologically, I need empathy. It helps integrate the brain, which helps the … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Healthcare, Interpersonal Neurobiology, Kindness, Nervous System, Neuroscience, Patient Safety, Safe Medicine, Thriving
Tagged #TraumaAwareAmerica, Behavioral Health, Empathy, Kindness, mental health, Neurobiology, physician empathy, psychology, PTSD, Resilience, Trauma, Trauma Recovery
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