The Physiology of Domestic Abuse: A Trauma-Informed Approach
Sun, 16 Nov
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“Domestic abuse doesn’t end when it’s over, it lives in the nervous system.” Let’s explore how awareness brings recovery.
Time & Location
16 Nov 2025, 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Riverside Link to be sent
About the event
🧠 About This Workshop
This 3-hour live, interactive workshop explores the psychological, physiological, and nervous system impacts of domestic abuse through a trauma-informed lens. Designed to deepen understanding, compassion, and practical skill, this session integrates neuroscience, Internal Family Systems (IFS), and somatic awareness.
You’ll learn how trauma affects the brain, body, and attachment systems and how awareness and regulation can support healing and recovery for survivors or those working in support roles.
🎯 Workshop Learning Objectives
Physiology of Domestic Abuse: Understand why the body’s response is as crucial as the mind’s.
Trauma Bonds: Explore the physiology of attachment and trauma bonding.