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A Conversation About Trauma w/ Tyler Milley, Part 1
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In this episode, we discuss mature themes, including issues of violence, indigenous traumas and more. Please consider whether this conversation is appropriate for you and/or others in your environs before pressing play.
Trauma can be acute. Trauma can be chronic. Trauma is always overwhelming. In today's episode, we're digging into what trauma is, how it manifests, and how it affects us, and the people around us. With clarity and compassion, registered clinical counsellor Tyler Milley helps us understand this complex response, particularly with reference to a violent incident in the community of Lynn Valley, North Vancouver in the spring of 2021.
About Tyler Milley
Tyler Milley is a registered clinical counsellor in Vancouver with over 25 years of experience working with people of all ages. He has supported people with various experiences, expressions, and degrees of anxiety - including individuals and families suffering the effects of trauma. Tyler was born and raised on the North Shore of Vancouver but only recently bought his first mountain bike. He continues to happily live there, injury free for now, with his wife, Emma, and their three incredibly intelligent, good-looking children.
www.tylermilley.com
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1. Intro to Tyler Milley (03:51:00)
2. A Definition of Trauma (04:30:00)
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