We are Trekkin’ for World Trauma Day
Trekkin’ to Heal Trauma 5K 2024
Join us for the first annual Trekkin’ to Heal Trauma 5K starting on World Trauma Day, October 17, 2024. Participate from anywhere by completing your 5K any time between October 17-27, 2024. Together, we aim to cover the circumference of the Earth—bringing global attention to childhood trauma, resilience, and the healing power of community. Sign […]
Ginger Healy explains the benefits of Gratitude in SLC
Ginger Healy, ATN’s Program Director was on Therapy Thursdays on Good Things Utah on Salt Lake City’s ABC affiliate – ABC4. “Healy says everyone agrees that gratitude is important, but did you know that it’s a tool for improvement of well-being and even a healing strategy? Feeling gratitude and expressing it causes synchronized activation in […]
Costume Bingo — Monday Night @ 7:30 pm
Ready for some Bingo — Laughter – Prizes – and Delicious Dessert? ATN’s Board of Directors invites you to Costume Bingo – Monday, Feb 19 @ 7:30 pm. What is Costume Bingo you ask? We don’t know, but we can’t wait to find out. Stop by Exhibitor Booths throughout Sunday and Monday to gather additional […]
Part 3: Re-Set: A Regulating Process for All of Us – Dyane Carrere
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Part 2: Re-Set: A Regulating Process for All of Us – Dyane Carrere
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Join Us for #ATNCares on Giving Tuesday
Mark your calendar for Tuesday, December 1, 2020. ATN will once again take part in the nationwide Giving Tuesday Campaign. Focusing on #OneCaringAdult, ATN is spotlighting the importance that a caring adult who is present and nurturing can have on the life of EVERY child to build healthy attachment and resilience. This year, more than […]
Coming Soon to the ATN Blog…
So last week I got all clever talking about “Trauma Tuesday,” only to have this Tuesday be, well, traumatic! Have no fear, though. The blog will be back this weekend with a new post from ATN‘s very own Julie Beem, writing about scar tissue and what our brains believe. Two weeks ago, we introduced a […]
15 Gifts that Promote Attachment and Bonding
–by Sara Borgstede (originally posted on the author’s blog, The Holy Mess, on November 14, 2017) Have you recently given birth to a baby or brought a new family member into your home through foster care or adoption? Maybe you are a relative or friend looking for Christmas gifts for a new little one in […]
It’s Not Always Depression, Sometimes It’s the Holidays
–by Hilary Jacobs Hendel There are many myths and “shoulds” about how families and holidays should be: Families should love each other. Families should get along. Holidays should be fun…To name but a few. The fact is: Many people do not have happy families, happy family memories or happy holidays. Therefore, holidays and families may […]