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Thanks for such a needed issue to be presented!

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Essential aquisition of core functions. Bond or Attach withba caregiver. Learn to self regulate. Learn to Connect. Affiliate. Recognize, and appreciate diversity.

Thank you for this. I experienced consistent childhood trauma and just began work in a psychology lab focusing on threat response. This was very helpful.

In the womb we are effected if our parents are not married .II the father's parents reject the mother; if the mother of the father is too attached.

great info, the sound was a little low, but content very well structured....was the lecture on executive functioning ever posted?

What do you mean by use dependence? I'm so lost lol

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Informative! Thank you!

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Seriously, how is one able to adsorb the experiences of previous generations?

Please tell that which parts of the subcortical region is responsible for experiential avoidance.

Interesting. So is sensitization also reversible through a drug holiday like desensitization?

Nicely explained!

Dr Bruce Perry I have been raped, sexually assaulted, incest by my father Grady Guy Gardner Jr for 13 years from ages 2 - 15 years corroborated by bio mom Kim Dillman’s testimonial during 1982 custody battle where Milwaukee Court gave custody of me back to my rapist Grady where he sexually assaulted me more. Then I was sexually assaulted in 1989 by Steve my foster brother when I was 16 years old. In 1996 I was beaten during pregnancy with my baby 🌹 Rose Baker who was murdered by her father George Allen Baker Jr when I was 23. That same year I experienced my first breakdown. I was diagnosed with PTSD. My ACE score is extremely high. In the last year, I was sexually assaulted and/or assaulted and robbed by 9 men in 4 incidents during the year with 7 angry black men in the last 3 months a) 4 at @Walmart on Capitol b) 2 at @Walmart on 27th Street near Oklahoma c) 1 near the Water Tower on Sunday May 14 just a few weeks ago. I am currently in CRISIS working with Betsy CoCos at SaintA The Clinic. I also reached out to Tim Grove of SaintA who trained me and worked with me when I was on the Trauma Informed Care Committee at SaintA. Tim directed me here. How do I deescalate? I seem trapped in FIGHT mode, Combat PTSD mode? Thank you Dr Bruce Perry Business@WenonaGardner.com (414) 391-0565

I am excited that I am currently in the NMT training. As a Registered Somatic Movement Therapist and Educator who is also a trauma-informed, resiliency-focused Licensed Professional Counselor, I am interested in the ways that the NMT framework can help me better explain to my clients the importance of dynamic, enlivened movement. I especially like your comment in this video, "...the more moving parts there are, the more cells, the more dynamically active any part of the brain is, the easier it will be to modify and influence that part of the brain. In other words, neuroplasticity tracks with dynamic activity." Yes! Movement is what develops and repatterns the brain, and as the brain develops and patterns more dynamic movement is possible!

Brilliant,and so concise, thank you Dr. Perry

All my life I struggled with learning difficulties. As a childhood trauma survivor. I didn’t realise I’ve been living life from lower brain most of the time.

Thank you Dr. Perry! I have been interested in your work for a while and I'm writing my thesis about exactly this!

I can only find Sessions 1 - 4. There is reference to Session 5: Self-Regulation and Executive Functioning. Would love to see the remainder of this series. Tks.

As an adoptive parent of a traumatised child with intellectual challenges, my first stop for help is Dr.Perry. I will be accessing this and all of Child Trauma Academy videos as my boy grows up. His sheer brilliance and ease of delivery gives me comfort in knowing that someone gets my son, and that my boy's future will be wonderful because I listened to Dr. Perry.

This certainly explains the recent election!

Look and learn and use in Child and Youth Development

Oh wow! He realLy was onto something!! Clever boy!! ... Maybe equlibrium pushing desk outta dorm window w room mate that dont exist. ... Hehe! I was onto him.. Bit slow...

Is there a written companion to this? I'd like to have a reference to quickly refer to without having to hunt within the video.

Just want you to know, Dr. Perry, I heard you about 12 years ago in Modesto, CA. I still think about what you taught us that day!

Bruce Perry, essential listening listening, a teacher for the whole world, god bless you ,

Thank you for another great talk. You have been incredibly helpful to myself and my clients for many years. I am a great fan. In this talk I only heard five core strengths, and was hoping you (or anyone who heard more clearly) could help me with this. I heard: attachment, regulation, affiliation, awareness, and tolerance. What did I miss? Many thanks!

Brilliant informative and succinct. Thanks can't wait for the next 7 slides.

You have the greatest insight on life. You have a natural ability to make it interesting and simple. I have read one of your books and I try to watch all of you videos. I use your shared knowledge everyday in my work helping children. Thank you.

Thanks, Doc. As usual, great information. The audio is a little low. I can anticipate having trouble displaying this to a large group. Is it possible to upload this again to your channel with increased volume?

Katie 'im no expert stress is useful but T or t trauma is problematic. resilience is the capacity to buffer stress/trauma and is built with repetitive predictable nurturing care/responses from others. this creates a template which the child carries. in treatment i create a plasticine template and explain what biopsychosocial factors may have influence this, they then appreciate that they can reshape the template as its not set in stone. Bruce or anyone please correct

respect to you Bruce a great reminder of your lecture this year in London!!! thank you for this it such a valuable resource.

BP, so excited to see this beginning series on youtube. So important to get this message out to those working with children and families in our communities. I'm with g3chico.... wish you were going to be with our IPMHPGCP next weekend!

Dr. Bruce Perry, I'm so pleased to find this lecture on RUclips!! :) I attended the RVTS conference in Kristiansand, Norway, in June listening to you speaking. It was a pleasure and so interesting. I will sit down and listen to this clip :) Thanks for sharing!

I, too, was wondering about the resilient line on the graph for the last slide. Would these be children who have built up a tolerance for abuse/trauma due to continuous exposure-the ones who seem to be non-reactive,unfeeling, oblivious?

I love this series. I would like more information about the "resilient" pattern on the last slide. I understand the "vulnerable" and the "normal", but don't understand how the "resilient" fits in. Would this be a child who experienced potentially traumatic events but who had caregivers that kept their state of arousal low? I know I'm missing something, but can't figure out what!

Thank you Dr. Perry for publishing this so that others may use it to benefit victims of trauma. Excellent as usual!

Wonderful! Wish you were speaking at the IPMHPGP this week. Your work is inspirational.