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First, Do No Harm: The Need for Trauma-Sensitive Mindfulness

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By David Treleaven, Ph.D. // Trauma is big in the news these days. So is mindfulness. On first glance, this appears to be a good thing: But when we look deeper, things get more complicated. David Treleaven, PhD, talks about how we can implement mindfulness and meditation programs in a trauma-sensitive way. A few months ago, I was approached with a problem by a...

January 7, 2021
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