The Healing Moment Is Always Now
By: Mary Coughlin Published on: 25/05/2025In 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.
Equanimity is not Neutrality
By: Mary Coughlin Published on: 18/05/2025In 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.
Frameworks That Hold Us
By: Mary Coughlin Published on: 11/05/2025In 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
Wired by Love or Stress: How Early Experiences Shape the Infant Brain
By: Mary Coughlin Published on: 07/05/2025Discover how early experiences shape the infant brain—and how trauma-informed, relationship-centered care can change everything.
