The Patient Who Flinched: What Every Chiropractor Should Know About Childhood Trauma By Dr. Pamela J. Pine, PhD, MPH, MAIA, RCHES, CFRE
As chiropractors, you work in one of the most trust-dependent [...]
Why Behavioral Health Must Move Beyond Treatment and Into Prevention By Dr. Pamela J. Pine, PhD, MPH
For more than two decades, behavioral health professionals have helped [...]
Understanding Childhood Trauma’s Impact on Graduate Student Success
Graduate advisors, career development professionals, and faculty mentors have all [...]
How Libraries Support Childhood Trauma Prevention, Resilience, and Community Healing By Dr. Pamela J. Pine
When people think about libraries, they often think about books, [...]
What the Caseworker Can’t See on the Intake Form: Why Childhood Trauma Matters in Aging Services By Dr. Pamela J. Pine
Most intake forms in aging services collect important information: age, [...]
What Happens When a Child Grows Up Feeling Different?
Medicine has become increasingly effective at treating physical conditions, but [...]
What the User Persona Doesn’t Know: Why Childhood Trauma Matters in Human-Centered Design By Dr. Pamela J. Pine
Human-centered design has transformed how we create products, services, environments, [...]
How Controlled Environment Agriculture Can Help Prevent Childhood Trauma and Strengthen Community Health By Dr. Pamela J. Pine
The controlled environment agriculture (CEA) industry is transforming how we [...]
The Missing Variable in Physician Credentialing By Dr. Pamela J. Pine
Every application tells part of the story. Education. Board certifications. [...]
The Safest Place in Town: Why Parks and Recreation Is America’s Most Underestimated Weapon Against Childhood Trauma
Parks and Recreation Is More Than a Community Service For [...]