In Ripple Post 3 of her series, Mary Coughlin explores how trauma-informed care reclaims the sacred within disconnected systems. With insights from TIDC, Caring Science, and BUFFER, she invites readers to lead from presence—and consider enrolling in TIP 2.0.
In Ripple Post 2, Mary Coughlin explores how small, attuned interactions—micro-moments of presence—can create powerful healing. Grounded in TIDC, Caring Science, and the BUFFER model, this post invites readers to slow down, notice, and share their ripple.
Explore the difference between trauma-informed frameworks and procedural formulas in neonatal care. This soul-stirring piece reclaims the heart of healing and reminds us why presence—not protocol—is the true currency of care.
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.