Complex Trauma in CAMHS @InCamhs

Supporting kids with complex trauma in CAMHS Joined January 2021

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Ben Karlin @benkarlin1

3 years ago

“Behaviour communicates unmet need.” A thread in which I will aggravate almost everyone.

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'If Your Behaviour Doesn't Improve...'. Parents often tell me about the behaviour systems used in their children's classrooms. Children's names are moved from the sun to the clouds, or from green zone to red zone. Here's why I think this should stop. (with @_MissingTheMark) 1/

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Keir Harding @Keirwales

4 years ago

For #BPDawarenessMonth let's put a different answer out there to the question: "What is BPD?" There's some other threads on this subject on twitter today, but this one is a bit different...

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Complex Trauma in CAMHS @InCamhs

4 years ago

@crys_tom I felt all kinds of things reading this. So beautifully put!

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Complex Trauma in CAMHS @InCamhs

4 years ago

@itsmyamygdala No! Which one?

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Gerry🧠🌱 @gerrydiamond71

5 years ago

Learning cannot happen in schools unless our young people have had their most psychological needs met.🧠

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Ralf Little 💙 @RalfLittle

5 years ago

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Complex Trauma in CAMHS @InCamhs

5 years ago

@MKEteaches Absolutely!

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Complex Trauma in CAMHS @InCamhs

5 years ago

Twitter help. Trying to find the source of the model of doing with/doing for/doing too/not doing when talking about working with families. Does anyone know what I’m talking about?

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Bridge the Gap Child Mental Health @BridgetheGapFW

5 years ago

Booklet by @connectionwork1 explains how our brains, bodies & minds work together to keep us safe. Intended to make these ideas accessible to older children & adults about what might be happening when they experience different ways of being in the world bit.ly/Searchforsafety 💚

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Dr. Linda Berman @LindaBerman4

5 years ago

It’s the relationship that heals, the relationship that heals, the relationship that heals—my professional rosary. Irvin D. Yalom #therapy #relationship #healing

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Naomi Fisher @naomicfisher

5 years ago

Neuroplasticity means that adolescence is an opportunity to develop a wide range of skills which young people will need in later life. A narrow focus on academics does not allow them to practice crucial skills such as problem solving and self-regulation.

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Suzanne Zeedyk @suzannezeedyk

5 years ago

When a person says they are scared, frustrated, angry, lonely, grieving, disappointed, (you get the idea)… don’t jump first to comfort. That shuts down the conversation. Instead, just say, “I’m listening. Tell me more?” That deepens & expands.

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Dr Lisa Cherry OBE @_LisaCherry

5 years ago

If you're working with people, you're working with trauma. It's not 'over there', it's not something that happens to 'them' and not 'us' (or 'us' and not 'them'), it's not something you don't need to think about. If you're working with people, you're working with trauma.

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YoungMinds @YoungMindsUK

5 years ago

It’s time to provide more early mental health support for young people. We’re calling on the Government to #FundTheHubs – early support hubs in every local area, that are easy to access with no appointment needed. Get your MP to support the campaign: bit.ly/3v3kL05

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Complex Trauma in CAMHS @InCamhs

5 years ago

Self regulation is born out of co-regulation!

Mike Armiger @MikeArmiger

5 years ago

When we discuss children 'Self regulating' we must understand this; Many children who've experienced trauma struggle to self regulate for many reasons. Many say they lack the 'ability' or 'skill'. But they actually lack experience of co regulation. Skills stem from experiences

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Dr. Jessica Taylor @DrJessTaylor

5 years ago

Research shows us that the majority of all women who are raped or sexually assaulted will ‘freeze’ during the assault. They will not fight back or scream for help. Freezing is the most common response (70%+) - if you froze, that’s completely normal and natural.

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Gerry🧠🌱 @gerrydiamond71

5 years ago

Holding space.

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Prof James Davies 💭 @JDaviesPhD

5 years ago

It is often said on psych-Twitter that those who critique the dominance of the medical/disorder model of mental distress, are a 'small minority'. Nonsense. It's likely that we now comprise the majority of mental health professionals in the UK. And this majority is growing...