Browse newsletters about trauma
9 trauma newsletters from across the web

Your Trauma Therapist
by Your Trauma Therapist
Your Trauma Therapist offers insights and guidance on healing from trauma, providing a supportive resource for understanding and processing past experiences.

Liberation Education Newsletter | Desireé B Stephens | Substack
by Desireé B Stephens
Desireé B. Stephens shares trauma-informed, wellness-centered education on decolonization, intersectionality, and dismantling oppression for collective liberation.

love letters from my sickbed | solenne °❀.ೃ࿔* | Substack
by solenne °❀.ೃ࿔*
Solenne, a disabled queer person of color, explores ancestral truths, collective liberation, and the body as archive, rooted in Black feminist thought.

Stephen Hanmer D'Elía JD, LCSW | Stephen Hanmer D'Elía,JD,LCSW | Substack
by Stephen Hanmer D'Elía,JD,LCSW
Stephen Hanmer D'Elía, an LCSW & JD, analyzes trauma, attachment, and power in individuals and institutions, linking the personal to the political.

Israel Diaries | Sheri Oz | Substack
by Sheri Oz
Sheri Oz provides incisive, no-nonsense analysis of Israeli society and geopolitics. A trauma therapist turned journalist, she challenges prevailing narratives.

✩ where the girls go to feel | ⋆˖ ࣪⭑ meredith ⋆˖ ࣪⭑ | Substack
by ⋆˖ ࣪⭑ meredith ⋆˖ ࣪⭑
Mental health nurse Meredith writes 'where the girls go to feel,' a gentle space for women to explore healing, boundaries, and finding strength in sensitivity.

CARESCAPES | Margeaux Feldman | Substack
by Margeaux Feldman
Margeaux Feldman shares personal and communal trauma healing journeys, offering practices for building 'carescapes.' Features essays, co-writing, and journal prompts.

Shame... The Path Out of Hell | Carolyn Cowan | Substack
by Carolyn Cowan
Embodied trauma therapist Carolyn Cowan explores shame, trauma, and addiction, providing practical tools to calm the mind and heal from a difficult past.

Visiting Kibbutz: You really don't know what evil is.
by Alex Phillips
Visiting Kibbutz by Alex Phillips explores disturbing cultural themes. Expect graphic content related to the nature of evil and kibbutz experiences.