This is part three of Dr. Robert Rhoton’s presentation on the effect of childhood trauma. Part three focuses on characteristics and what you would see in children who are chronically dysregualted. Remember, these behaviors and patterns can continue into adulthood.

• http://ezinearticles.com/?Why-Doesnt-My-Husband-Treat-Me-Or-His-Children-With-Love?&id=4991288 A new article by Dr. Bob. Enjoy it #
• http://ezinearticles.com/?Why-Doesnt-My-Husband-Treat-Me-Or-His-Children-With-Love?&id=4991288 A new article by Dr. Bob. Enjoy it #
• Why Doesn't My Husband Treat Me Or His Children With Love?: http://EzineArticles.com/4991288 #
• http://ezinearticles.com/?I-May-Be-A-Little-Too-Controlling!&id=4987036 #
• Some of you might find this enjoyable. I run into so many self-absorbed people who struggle with relationships #
• I May Be A Little Too Controlling!: http://EzineArticles.com/4987036 #

Powered by Twitter Tools

This is the second part of Dr. Robert Rhoton’s presentation on Traumagenic families. In this video, Dr. Rhoton explains the role of the diencephalon and limbic system in the brain and the impact of when they become deregulated. It impacts more then you’d think…check it out!

Trauma Therapy: Family Dysregulation – Part 2

As counselors and therapists sometimes there is a beckoning to use the heavily idealized and focused psychopathology models of earlier generations to describe and treat problems people discover in their lives. Traditional helping models have taken the position that one must have certain understanding, often labeled as insight, before effective change could be enacted successfully for the client. Read the rest of this entry »

• If you are looking for help and trauma therapy, schedule an appointment with Dr. Rhoton on our website, aztraumatherapy.com #
• Getting hitched on "lucky" 7-7-07? Besides luck, try this advice to have a happy marriage. Here are some great… http://fb.me/GxIetLpv #

Powered by Twitter Tools