Appearance on The Adopting Teens & Tweens Radio Forum
The HEARTS Program is promoted within Mount Sinai Health System
Helping the NYC Citywide Oversight Committee & Upcoming Talk
Lessons on the Psychology of Trauma in Korea’s Response to the Sewol Tragedy
Upcoming Event for the Korean Community about Sewol
The Nurturance of Being Known
Contributing to Today.com's "In sickness and in health? Wife's illness tied to divorce"
Auction! 2-Night Stay @ Trump Hotel Central Park April 11 & 12, 2014
Moms
random inspiration from therapy
A snippet of a recent training on trauma-informed practices
Navigating Conversational Currents
On Patrick Stewart's video about domestic violence and trauma
Bryan Stevenson's TED Talk on Injustice
David Foster Wallace's Commencement Speech
Tips and Cautions for Recovering from the Boston Marathon Bombing
How Therapy Works (Sometimes)
What is the true nature of trauma work?
I think the most important skill--one which is very difficult to teach--is the ability, willingness, and courage to stand emotionally naked but steady in front of another human being and bear witness to that which is unbearable. To allow oneself to be fully moved by the devastating horror that trauma represents without being overwhelmed by it.