Medical Trauma Support’s Substack
Medical Trauma SupportSomatic practices to heal from medical trauma
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 45 | Subscribers | Read | medicaltraumasupport.substack.com |
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From Clinician to Patient: A Nurse Practitioner’s Journey Through Medical Trauma
Disclaimer - This episode shares one individual’s personal medical experience. It is not intended as medical advice. The goal of this conversation is to explore the human experience of illness and the importance of compassionate care within...
Grief, Legacy & Gratitude: Healing Conversations After Medical Trauma with Ellie Vincent
In this episode of the Medical Trauma Support Podcast, I’m joined by licensed clinical social worker Ellie Vincent, founder of Manna Moments conversation cards.
“You Are Not Broken.” Healing After Medical Trauma with Kim Black
In this powerful and deeply human conversation, Sarah Stasica sits down with Kim Black, founder of Scarred and Fabulous, to talk honestly about healing after medical trauma and surgery.
Medical Trauma in Children: Why Supporting Parents Matters
When a child experiences medical trauma, parents are often overlooked—but their role is powerful.
Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
I'm a social worker, peer specialist and founder of Medical Trauma Support. I write about medical trauma, the nervous system, somatic healing, community, and creating more compassionate healthcare for both patients and providers.
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