Blog
Understanding Attachment Theory
“We do as we have been done by.” ― John Bowlby The term attachment refers to a particular emotional connection that involves an interchange of
Heather Hayes
18 September 2022
Blog
Coping with the Suicide of a Sibling
When a loved one takes their own life. The suicide of a close family member is a traumatic event that can have lasting effects on
Heather Hayes
11 September 2022
Blog
Abused Children, Traumatized Adults
Understanding how the prevalence of child abuse worldwide is shaping adult trauma Child abuse is a horribly painful subject to speak or even think about.
Heather Hayes
22 July 2022
Blog
The Changing Landscape of Drug Use: Part One
Understanding how social change and technological development have shifted the way substance use disorders (SUD) affect individuals and families Parents face many challenges in the
Heather Hayes
24 June 2022
Blog
Family Resilience
How the concept of resilience can inform our understanding of families as complex systems When working with individuals who have experienced trauma, who are undergoing
Heather Hayes
9 June 2022
Anxiety
Categories of Trauma
How distinguishing among types of trauma is essential to the healing process When we talk about trauma, we often make the mistake of generalizing. We
Heather Hayes
12 May 2022
Adolescents
“Do as I Say, Not as I Do”
The surprising ways our mothers shape our coping strategies The first Sunday in May is Mother’s Day, a day created with the intent of spending
Heather Hayes
4 May 2022
Blog
“Butterflies on Strings”
Better ways of understanding the role of families in shaping trauma Human beings are social creatures who rely on connections with others to survive and
Heather Hayes
24 April 2022
Adolescents
BPD within the Family System
“When you travel to another country, it’s important to know the local customs. When you’re interacting with someone with BPD, it’s crucial to understand that
Heather Hayes
10 April 2022
Adolescents
The Trauma of a Privileged Youth
Trauma is not a term immediately associated with privileged individuals. Trauma, and associated trauma disorders such as PTSD, are usually seen as reactions to life-threatening
Heather Hayes
14 November 2021
Blog
Understanding Suicidal Ideation
“Soak up the views. Take in the bad weather and the good weather. You are not the storm.” ~ Matt Haig A recent report by
Heather Hayes
16 May 2021
Adolescents
Understanding Eco-Anxiety
“Empowering action is the antidote to these horrific, overwhelming emotions (of climate change)” – Lise van Susteren We are all familiar with the potential impacts
Heather Hayes
9 May 2021
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