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Little Brighouse
Little Brighouse, a dedicated advocate in trauma research and care, embarked on a transformative journey from survivor to a leading voice shaping stories of resilience, healing, an...mehr sehenLittle Brighouse, a dedicated advocate in trauma research and care, embarked on a transformative journey from survivor to a leading voice shaping stories of resilience, healing, and empowerment. Founding an online survivor community while pursuing a psychology degree, they seamlessly blend personal experiences with academic rigor. This convergence of lived experiences and scholarly pursuits, coupled with their resilience in managing a dissociative disorder, has fortified their extensive understanding of trauma and positioned them as a thought leader in trauma-informed advocacy. Currently pursuing an MSc in Neuroscience and Psychology of Mental Health, Brighouse brings a unique blend of personal insights and specialized knowledge, offering a nuanced perspective on trauma. Actively contributing to the Traumatic Stress Wales initiative, they serve on the local steering group for their region and co-chair a subgroup committee of experts-by-experience. Working as an elected official in the Local Authority, Brighouse intertwines their experience in policymaking and governance with trauma awareness and academic expertise, adding a crucial real-world dimension to their work. Their multidisciplinary approach spans community building to canons of scientific and psychology knowledge, reflecting a commitment to holistic well-being. Focused on evidence-based insights, they envision a compassionate society through trauma-informed practices. Beyond their upcoming book, Brighouse's ongoing advocacy aims to meaningfully contribute to societal transformation, rooted in empathy, resilience, and a profound understanding of the human experience.weniger sehen
Bücher von Little Brighouse
Transforming Society: A Comprehensive Introduction to Understanding Trauma, Adversity, & Becoming a Trauma-Informed Organisation