A soul-centered call to reclaim democracy as a relational, trauma-informed practice of presence, care, and moral courage.
A trauma-informed reflection on gender, the ERA, and why the exclusion of women from democracy and care systems remains a national wound.
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
Discover how early experiences shape the infant brain—and how trauma-informed, relationship-centered care can change everything.