In the fifth post of her Presence Prelude series, Mary Coughlin explores how healing unfolds in micro-moments—not perfect plans. Drawing on TIDC, Caring Science, and the BUFFER model, this reflection offers a reminder: the healing moment is always now.
In this fourth installment of the Presence Prelude series, Mary Coughlin explores equanimity as a trauma-informed practice rooted in TIDC, Caring Science, and the BUFFER framework. She redefines equanimity as clarity in chaos—not neutrality.
In the third installment of her Presence Prelude series, Mary Coughlin explores the role of frameworks in sustaining trauma-informed presence. Drawing from TIDC, Caring Science, and the BUFFER model, she reflects on how structure can support healing
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