Guest Speaker Sarah Hagar: Neuroanatomy of trauma & healing

Why are people often naturally drawn to outdoor activities like skateboarding, surfing, treeplanting, and paddling, that offer rhythmic movement and relationship-building in nature?  
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Sarah Hagar, M.Ed., R.C.C., is a former veteran treeplanter and Registered Clinical Counsellor with a keen interest in healing and preventing trauma for children, youth and families.  With training in neuroscience and the belief that we are drawn to what heals us, Sarah offers a conversation that explores why we function the way we do, the neurobiology of natural healing activities outdoors, and empowers you towards doing more of what makes you feel whole.  

A note with resources from Sarah

Hi there, 
Some links to share:

The Neurosequential Model of Therapeutics:
Home | NMnetwork

Child Trauma Academy:
HOME | ChildTrauma Academy

Bal a vis x:
HOME

Shawn Ginwright, PHD, on Healing-Centred Engagement:
The Future of Healing: Shifting From Trauma Informed Care to Healing CenTERED ENGAGEMENT

Marie Jose Dhaese:
Centre For Expressive Therapy - Centre for Expressive Therapy
Centre For Expressive Therapy - Centre for Expressive Therapy

Interested in learning more about Rites of Passage in Nature?
School of Lost Borders – Teaching the Rites of Passage Since 1981.
School of Lost Borders – Teaching the Rites of Passage Since 1981.
Thanks for the opportunity to share,

Sarah