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downloadable resources to use in therapy.

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Anxiety, Flashbacks, and Grounding Techniques Handout

 

Assessing, Intervening, and Treating Traumatized Older Adults

 

Breaking the Cycle of Child Traumatic Stress Presentation

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Challenging Avoidance and Safety Behaviours Handout

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Cognitive Processing Therapist:  CPT Patient Workbook

 

Detaching from Emotional Pain (Grounding) Handout

 

Everything Counselors and Supervisors Need to Know About Treating Trauma

 

Explaining the Rationale for Trauma-Focussed Work: Why it’s Good to Talk

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False Safety Behaviors Handout

 

First Aid for Emotional Trauma

 

Grounding Techniques

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Guide to Journal Writing for Recovery

 

How to Create a Trigger Record

 

Light stream grounding technique

 

Live within Your Window of Tolerance - Guide by Laura Kerr

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Mindfulness Exercises

 

Motivational Interviewing Strategies and Techniques: Rationales and Examples

 

Non-violent Conflict Resolution Skills

 

Post-Trauma Reactions that Lead to PTSD

 

The Power and Control Wheel diagram - for understanding abusive and violent behaviors

 

Preventing & Treating Substance Abuse Based Trauma in Families

 

Processing trauma: the factory metaphor

 

Progressive muscle relaxation patient handout 

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Progressive muscle relaxation patient handout

 

PTSD information for patients

 

Stuck-Points Help Sheet

 

The PLAN Tool—Prepare to Face Triggers

 

The RID Tool—Dealing With Triggers

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Therapeutic Journaling

 

Trauma Triggers and Memories—Overview

 

Understanding Child Traumatic Stress

 

Working with Young People Who Bully Others: Tips for Mental Health Professionals

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Writing and Health:  Some Practical Advice

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Writing to Heal Handout

 

As none of these resources are hosted through the MN Trauma Project website, please let us know if a link stops working and we will work to repair the link and restore availability.  

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If you have further resources you are willing to share, please let us know, we would love to make them available through the MN Trauma Project website!!

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