Changing your thoughts changes your future
Changing your thoughts changes your future
Our Next Free, Virtual, Trauma Workshop Starts in January 2025
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The big day may have come and gone, but keep in touch as we’re always up to something new and exciting.
Our coaches lead www.RebootRecovery.com trauma sessions, lasting 12 weeks. Private, confidential, groups last approximately 2 hours per week. The workshop is free but highly recommends investing $25 in the accompanying workbook. RebootRecovery has been a catalyst for Christian based, soul wound, healing in over 48 states and 11 countries, respecting individual religions and creeds. This program is peer lead with a target participation audience of Veterans of Foreign Wars, First Responders, and ordinary citizens who have experienced loss affecting your thoughts, actions, and emotions on a daily basis.
There is no charge to go through Reboot's trauma programs. There is no excuse for you to wait any longer. Click the button below to be taken to the website. Create an account, look for a local workshop or schedule to take one of the many virtual workshop. Purchase your workbook for $25 and you're ready to go!!
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Research Partners: University of Illinois and Faithful Brain Institute
Key Funding Partners: HCA Healthcare and AWC Foundation
Trauma is very stressful, frightening or distressing events that are difficult to cope with or out of our control. It could be one incident, or a series of events happening over a long period of time.
The brain remembers traumatic events and abusive experiences, whereby causing a survival response to trigger even in the absence of danger. This response may appear as flight, fight or freeze behavior, due to the traumatize region of the brain, and predominate. Over time the brain can become more and more sensitive to real or perceived danger. The 3 main sections of the brain affected by trauma are the amygdala (emotional thinking, built in safety mechanism), hippocampus (memories and learning) , and prefrontal cortex (regulator, planner, wise decision making). .
Trauma can significantly impact our ability to learn, to form memories, to regulate emotions, affect our ability to be calm, to think, to reflect and to respond flexibly and in a planned way.
The NHS Wales reports, "Research shows, for example, adults with PTSD have a reduction in an area of their prefrontal cortex and a reduction in the volume of the hippocampus. In the absence of these regulatory mechanisms adults with PTSD may feel overwhelmed with stress and anxiety even in the absence of any real danger.
Research further shows that adults with PTSD may have an increase in the activity of the amygdala (resulting in an increased startle response and more noradrenaline (neurotransmitters responsible for stress response) being released into the body."
After completing Reboot Trauma sessions, you find you would like to go deeper into your healing journey, Paraclete Life coaching has the expertise and tools to help you rewire your brain,. We teach techniques to strengthen your brain. Through neuroplasticity skills you will learn how to bring out the person you are meant to be, shedding the shell of you created by trauma, and robbing you of the life you really want.
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Everyone experiences some type of trauma throughout their life; it may be unresolved grief, loss, regret, childhood, or partnership trauma. You may feel you have come to resolve with your past pain and it doesn't affect you anymore. However, exposure to excessive trauma can lead to subconscious trauma, which is when we develop habits, behavior patterns, and beliefs due to traumatic events that we may not even remember or recognize as harmful. Reboot brings people together to work through the negative impact of unresolved trauma through a structured workshop, and after class homework, found in the workbook, Trauma Field Guide.
Unresolved TRAUMA is the root cause of suicide and it’s passing from generation to generation. Addiction, cycles of poverty, sexual abuse, divorce, homelessness and incarceration are all directly correlated with trauma exposure. When someone experiences trauma before age 12, they are: ‣ 15 times more likely to attempt suicide ‣ 4 times more likely to become an alcoholic or use drugs ‣ 3 times more likely to have serious job problems “People often say that REBOOT is giving people a second chance, when in fact, many of our participants never had a fair first chance.”
Veterans of Foreign Wars, EMT, police, nurses, caregivers, and doctors experience external trauma on a daily basis, but witnesses Many are sworn to silence, or so traumatized they don't want to talk about it due to reopening wounds. Reboot has experienced combat, first responder, and generalized trauma recovery leaders ready to guide you down your journey to release unresolved trauma plaguing you mentally and physically.