Living through a trauma or other adverse life event takes a significant toll on one's emotional health. With this service, you will have an expert trauma specialist to turn to for support, information, and guidance as you navigate through your post-trauma recovery. Learn about typical trauma responses, stabilize your reactions, identify problems, develop solutions, etc.
When you or somebody close to you experiences a high stress event, the immediate aftermath can be difficult, if not overwhelming. Bring your questions, troubleshoot problematic responses, and learn how to intervene before early signs of distress get worse. Post-stressor consultation also is well-suited for a family spokesperson who is seeking guidance on behalf of a trauma survivor.
Gather your group together for a collective consultation on (almost) anything mental health-related. Troubleshoot problematic situations, gain new coping strategies, improve your trauma informed approach to others, etc.
In response to a highly stressful event, timing is everything. Our customizable Early Intervention programs can range in formality and can be tailored to any time frame.
Looking to gather with a group of your choosing for an informal lunch-hour drop-in discussion? Lunch + Learns can be pre-determined guided discussions or can be impromptu based on what your group brings to the table.
Whether you are looking to improve an interaction with a coworker, prepare for a return-to-work after a life event, or revise your own work-life balance, individual consultation with an expert mental health professional can be a game changer.
When a highly stressful event impacts your community or a member of your organization, the ripple effect extends far and wide. Drop-in support sessions and mental health programs can normalize acute stress responses and educate your colleagues and coworkers on how to best care for self and others in the wake of trauma.
Looking to provide your colleagues with an informal lunch-hour drop-in discussion? Lunch + Learns following a communal stressor can be an effective and efficient way to offer informal support at your workplace.
Life's stressors are unavoidable and individuals are more likely than not to have experienced a traumatic event at some point in their lifetime. Trauma informed care starts with the premise that living through high-stress situations is a universal human experience. Learn basics about trauma and how to implement trauma-informed approaches that promote a framework of wellness.
17 Church Hill Road, Second floor, Newtown, Connecticut 06470
CONTACT: Dr. Joanna L. Rosen, PsyD Phone: 203.482.9274 Email: between2ears.psych@gmail.com