# Nadine Burke
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nadine burke Harris (born 1975) is a Canadian-American pediatrician who has been the Surgeon General of California since 2019; she is the first person appointed to that position. She is known for linking adverse childhood experiences and toxic stress with harmful effects to health later in life. Hailed as a pioneer in the treatment of toxic stress, she is an advisory council member for the Clinton Foundation's "Too Small to Fail" campaign, and the founder and former chief executive officer of the Center for Youth Wellness.
Racism: How Your Skin Can Cause Certain Results
You definitely want to listen to this whole podcast. Believe me! Dr. J.A. Jones addresses how racism is connected to skin color. (African Americans, Blacks, Negros...) He shows us, God created everyone and shows no partiality in Acts 10:34-35. We as a human race must do the right thing and respect …
Adverse Childhood Experiences
Your perceived challenge with addiction isn’t the problem.
You are not the ‘problem’.
It’s what happened to you that has caused this ‘problem’.
The Adverse Childhood Experience Study (ACEs) is population-based clinical evidence that shows that the major factor underlying addiction in adults…
Solving the greatest challenge facing humanity. | EP: 9 Tangible Changemakers Podcast
In this episode, Will and Lois take on the topic of false scarcity and the fundamental challenge facing humanity today.
We are living in a paradigm of manufactured scarcity and it seems most of humanity has bought into this false construct - which is continually reinforced through education, relig…
Episode 73 - Suzanne Finder Trauma & return to safety- Bridging Psychology & Spirituality
Today I explore Trauma and Beyond and Retuning To Safety With Suzanne Finder .
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Mel's involvement in children and young peoples services and how the emerging field of trauma, epigenetics ,the development of disease and the link between mind body and spirit
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Can Early Trauma Last A Lifetime?
We continue to learn more about the way childhood trauma can affect our physical and psychological health, and the result is creating a social movement. More than two decades ago, researchers first came up with a way to assess the impact of childhood neglect, abuse and family dysfunction. Nearly h…
From Brokenness to Wholeness- Pt. 2
Emotional and mental brokenness refers to deep inner struggles or wounds that affect an individual’s emotional and psychological well-being. These forms of brokenness often result from traumatic events, chronic stress, or unresolved issues. But brokenness in this area can also be a result of someth…
CSA and the Afterlife of Trauma
What happens after the abuse ends?
In this deeply reflective episode, we move beyond the moment of child sexual abuse (CSA) and explore the silent, shape-shifting aftermath that survivors often carry for years, sometimes unknowingly. From anxiety, hypervigilance, and the need to control environment…
It's Not that You're Stuck. It's that You're Grieving Who You Used To Be.
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You've been trying to move forward. Applying, planning, building, showing up. And still something feels like it's dragging. One foot in the new world, one foot in the old. Your mind wants to go, but your body won't follow.
This episode names what that heaviness actually is. It is n…
The Truth About Trauma: Dr. Lisa Collins on Breath, Body, and Breaking Free
Some conversations rewire the way you understand your own body. This is one of them.
Hannah sits down with Dr. Lisa Y. Collins — trauma practitioner, author of The Truth About Trauma, TEDx speaker, playwright, medium, and college professor — for a conversation that started with a chance encounter …
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