NeuroSCIENCE education for PARENTS AND Helping ProfessionalS

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Hi! I’m Janae Elisabeth.

Researcher-storyteller. Neurodiversity advocate. Here to share the emerging science of trauma, neurology, relationships, and community.

SEpt 25 - Nov 20, 2024 - This 8 WEek Virtual Study Group on Neurodiversity and Trauma is for nd invidividuals who want to understand themselves better and for professionals who want to serve ND clients better

 
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Educational Graphics

Easy-to-understand educational flashcards for the home, school, or therapy office. A synthesis of information from medical texts, polyvagal theory, attachment theory, somatic science, and sociology.

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Essays and Blog Articles

An examination of polyvagal theory, trauma science, and social issues pertaining to neurodivergent (ND) people through the lens of my own neurodivergent lived experience.

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Neurodiversity Study Group

A deep dive into the neurodiversity paradigm for personal or professional development. Taught through 7 lessons with group discussion and optional reading assignments.

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    We Are Recovering what it means to be a human being

    — Dr. Stephen Porges

     
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    A New Narrative of Trauma

    In 1994 Dr. Stephen Porges revolutionized our understanding of the autonomic nervous system by proposing Polyvagal Theory.
    Polyvagal Theory describes three states or circuits which enable all of our emotions and behavior. These states are the key to understanding trauma and mental health.
    Here’s what people have to say about learning this new information…