Neurobiology of Trauma & Sexual Assault - Jim Hopper, Ph.D. - July 2015

[@ARasputinaFan]

This was hard to watch but very necessary for me, both as a survivor and a therapist. I've saved this in my favorite videos; thank you!!!

[@shawna1981]

This is astonishing to watch, Jim Hopper you are so spot on about everything, takes a amazing person to understand in such detail about disconnection response ,, thank you for this video

[@lifeisawesome12]

This truly helped me as a rape survivor with complex ptsd. Thank you!

[@MeMe-lx2jw]

Meanwhile the police and judge wanted me to explain why I did or didn't do this or that. Geez.

[@markbrady8523]

Imagine what the world would be like if this video had 7 BILLION views!

[@tinamariehubbell9901]

I work with juvenile sex offenders and greatly appreciate more information to help my clients understand the impact of their actions on their victims!

[@manjan952]

This is probably the most informative video/workshop I have watched and listened to. Shared it with my therapist colleagues. You do such a good job explaining the neurobiology of trauma and sexual assault.

[@danielmichalski2436]

Thank you for sharing this lecture. Very helpful to understand more about my struggles with sexual abuse trauma.

[@katkatkatkat463]

now i understand myself and what happened. thank you so much, you are a beautiful soul 💕

[@janicebrant7594]

This is truly valuable information. Gives a deeper understanding of trauma and sexual assault.

[@TheKikamaty]

Thank you Jim Hopper

[@violaaldred4474]

This was very helpful for my friend who was recently attacked. She & I both thank you.

[@miraimoon3747]

write a book please

[@Conexk]

Thank you for your research. Thank you for everything.

[@carolboccaccio8617]

This is REALLY great information and so well-delivered. I'm so happy to have come across this in these times with Ford and Kavanaugh in the news, and a lot of people coming forward on social media around #whyididntreportit and share your incredible training right now. Thank you Jim Hopper I have been such a studious and incredibly smart person in my life, personally, and when I was sexually assaulted followed by a series of more sexual assault and abuse, I felt and still feel sometimes that my brain suffered an injury and it takes just regular filtered information such as this to really heal my capacity for growth and vitality again. My cortex loves this stuff! It's really interesting because I feel myself coming to understanding faster than other parts of my neurobiology are healing. I'm interested in finding out if you're doing any more studies.

[@donnacadhhurley8111]

Excellent content, delivery and overall insight. Thank you

[@CookinAmy]

Thank you thank you thank you for this.

[@nicole5506]

Thank you for this information.

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Thanks for the VIDEOS