Most people lack a basic understanding of trauma. They don’t realize that there are (at least) FOUR categories of trauma, which I describe in this video. I also explain how the American Psychiatric Association’s refused to include Developmental Trauma Disorder in its revised Diagnostic and Statistic Manual V-5 because of the political and economic impact it would have on the mental health profession.
Carl Donovan and Aric Rohner, our long-time Asheville, NC tech team at Opus Marketplace, have given our sites fresh new looks, and did a super job of reorganizing them to better meet your needs.
They’ve streamlined the menus, simplified the navigation, built a more responsive layout for all three sites, and made the information about our projects, programs, resources, products and services much more accessible.
We invite you to visit and explore each of these three sites, and discover the full spectrum of materials we’ve created that from our many years of developmental research in our “LOVE-atory.”
This is the website for The Colorado Professional Development Center. It provides resources for healthcare professionals who are interested in information and training related to identifying, treating and healing developmental trauma.
This website contains information and resources for non-professionals who are interested in healing developmental trauma. Constructed around a “journey” theme, it breaks the healing process down into individual, couple and family journeys.
This is the website for our nonprofit tax-exempt institute. Here we describe the scope of our almost 35 years of developmental research, describe our 28 years of cross-cultural research and humanitarian work in Ukraine, and sell our many books.
Our fourth website brings together a lot of information to help you understand the cause of freak-out episodes, particularly triggers that are related to unhealed developmental trauma. It contains a lot of resources to help you FREAK OUT NO MORE!
We will be using these four sites to share updated and relevant information about developmental psychology and developmental trauma.
Each site has it’s own newsletter sign-up link so that you receive targeted information from us.
If you have any questions or feedback you would like to share with us, please fill out the Contact Us form on each site.
We look forward to your feedback about our new sites and staying connected!
Warm regards,
Barry & Janae
