Trauma-Informed Lens

Matthew Bennett

3.7 (21)
EDUCATION

The trauma-informed paradigm is challenging traditional views and approach in a wide variety of areas in education, social work, psychology, and public health. Each week the Trauma-Informed Lens Podcasters Curt Mower, Jerry Yager, and Matthew Bennett explore aspects of the trauma-informed paradigm and how it challenges traditional views of service delivery and current events. Join the revolution!

05/20/2021

Final Episodes – New Beginnings

After 146 episodes, we have reached the final chapter of the Trauma-Informed Lens Podcast. In this final episode, Matt reflects on the journey and future. Thank you so much for being part of this journey!

26 min
05/12/2021

Dr. Rabinor joins the show to Talk about her new Book, Eating Disorders, and how Trauma Informs her Practice

In this episode of the Trauma-Informed Lens Podcast Dr. Judith Rabinor joins the show to share her expertise on eating disorders, developmental trauma, and share the insights in her recent book. Judith Ruskay Rabinor, PhD, is a clinician, author, writing coach, speaker, and workshop leader. In addition to her New York City private psychotherapy practice, she […]

53 min
05/05/2021

Karen Gross joins the show to talk Trauma-Responsive Schools & Covid

In this episode of the Trauma-Informed Len Podcast, Karen Gross and Matt discuss trauma-sensitive and responsive schools and the impact of Covid on students and educators. Karen Gross is an educator and an author of adult and children’s books. She also serves as Senior Counsel at Finn Partners, where she consults on higher education crisis […]

1h 4m
04/28/2021

Talking Trauma-Informed Workplaces with Nathan Gerbrandt

In this episode, Nathan Gerbrandt joins Matt to discuss the importance of trauma-informed workplaces and organizations. Nathan Gerbrandt is co-author of “A Little Book About Trauma-Informed Workplaces” and the Managing Director of the Crisis & Trauma Resource Institute (CTRI). In this role, he is passionate about promoting trauma-informed practices that support individuals, organizations, and communities. […]

1h 7m
04/21/2021

Measuring Group and Organizational Health During the Transition back from Covid

In this final episode of the transition back to normal series, Jeff and Matt examine the importance of health and wellness during a transition into the new normal and a post-covid reality.

28 min
04/14/2021

Tracking Burnout

One of my goals in creating Optimal HRV was to bring heart rate variability to everyday folks and not just elite athletes. In this episode, Jeff and Matt discuss their HRV through the good times and tough ones. Plus, we look at Matt’s data during burnout and after his vaccination.

31 min
03/17/2021

Melissa Vine talks Trauma, Entitlement, & Domestic Violence

In this episode, Melissa Vine joins the show to discuss the link between trauma, entitlement, and domestic/intimate partner violence. Melissa Vine, MA, LMHC, a licensed mental health counselor with 13 years of experience in business ownership, is the current Executive Director of Beacon of Life, a trauma-informed, equity-centered transitional home and programming for women recovering […]

52 min
03/03/2021

Denis Thompson talks Trauma & Chronic Pain

Denis Thompson joins the show to talk about the relationship between trauma and pain. Trauma and stress are the often overlooked aspects of the opioid epidemic and addiction in general. Denis shares his expertise in pain management and provides a new way to think about and treat a common struggle of people with trauma. Denis […]

1h 6m
02/24/2021

Talking Ambiguous Loss & Trauma with Pat & Tammy McLeod

In this episode, Pat and Tammy McLeod join the show to discuss ambiguous loss, trauma, and their book Hit Hard: One Family’s Journey of Letting Go of What Was and Learning to Live Well with What Is. Pat and Tammy McLeod serve as Harvard Chaplains for Cru, an interdenominational Christian ministry. Tammy is also the Director of College […]

1h 2m
02/17/2021

Shelley McKittrick joins the show to Talk Theory of the Mind

In this episode, Shelley McKittrick joins Matt to discuss the concept of theory of mind and how it relates to homelessness and other challenges many face after trauma. Shelley McKittrick has spent most of her life advocating and fighting for social, racial, and economic justice. From anti-apartheid activism to treatment education and advocacy in the […]

1h 10m

10 Episodes

3.7

out of 5

21 Ratings

Good Info, Bad Sound

07/04/2019

ALcalgirl

As an educator, I love hearing about how trauma can affect the brain and learning. It’s so important, especially in our schools! However, I have a very difficult time listening to this for a whole episode because the host always seems to be yelling into his microphone. Sometimes so much so, I get a headache. If you could fix that, I would gladly come back and listen again, but until then, unsubscribing.
Please improve sound quality!

01/31/2020

Hufnpufr

I am very interested in listening to these podcasts but the sound quality makes it very difficult, especially if you’re trying to listen in the car. My son has done his podcast from different locations (including a public campground) with a simple handheld device that sounds so much better and clearer that what you’re producing so I know it’s possible. Your’s really sounds like a echoing recording from a bathroom. PLEASE look into improving the sound...it seems like several other people have had the same concern
Great podcast!

03/13/2018

traumaot

Very interesting podcast...great topics and knowledgeable presenters. Is there any way to cut down on the background and “loudness” when recording? It distracts from your great information. Thanks!
Couldn’t Get With The Voice

06/12/2019

tapasya1223

I kept forgetting this was about trauma. I really tried to give this a go but it felt like some political or sports oriented podcast. I’m sure he means well but no thank you. As a clinician open to all-things-trauma, there’s no way I’d ever list this podcast for clients to refer to. Please reconsider approach.

The trauma-informed paradigm is challenging traditional views and approach in a wide variety of areas in education, social work, psychology, and public health. Each week the Trauma-Informed Lens Podcasters Curt Mower, Jerry Yager, and Matthew Bennett explore aspects of the trauma-informed paradigm and how it challenges traditional views of service delivery and current events. Join the revolution!

Creator

Matthew Bennett
Years Active

2017 - 2021
Episodes

10
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Explicit
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Trauma-Informed Lens

Trauma-Informed Lens

Episodes

Final Episodes – New Beginnings

Dr. Rabinor joins the show to Talk about her new Book, Eating Disorders, and how Trauma Informs her Practice

Karen Gross joins the show to talk Trauma-Responsive Schools & Covid

Talking Trauma-Informed Workplaces with Nathan Gerbrandt

Measuring Group and Organizational Health During the Transition back from Covid

Tracking Burnout

Melissa Vine talks Trauma, Entitlement, & Domestic Violence

Denis Thompson talks Trauma & Chronic Pain

Talking Ambiguous Loss & Trauma with Pat & Tammy McLeod

Shelley McKittrick joins the show to Talk Theory of the Mind

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