In Ripple Post 5, Mary Coughlin explores what happens when trauma-informed presence meets resistance. With insights from TIDC, Caring Science, and BUFFER, this post invites readers to stay rooted—and consider joining TIP 2.0 for deeper support.
This trauma-informed reflection explores E. Jean Carroll’s Not My Type, the enduring impact of institutional misogyny, and how Donald Trump’s own words reveal a culture that minimizes harm and glorifies power. Through the lens of the B.U.F.F.E.R. framework, this post names, contextualizes, and transforms rage into reckoning.
In Ripple Post 4, Mary Coughlin explores the power of a pause as a trauma-informed, relational, and healing practice. Drawing from TIDC, Caring Science, and BUFFER, this reflection includes a free guided audio to support presence in everyday moments.
A reflection on the moment many knew Trump was unfit for leadership—and an invitation to reexamine what we excuse, what we normalize, and what we protect.