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Trauma and shame are often caused in relationships, but they can also be healed through relationships. Could a trauma-informed approach build stronger communities?
Hannah Bereznicki (PhD) explores the complex interplay between intergenerational trauma, shame, and the brain, focusing on how these dynamics shape how we behave, react, and relate. As a Lecturer in the School of Psychology at Deakin University, Hannah co-directs the Trauma and Shame stream within the CONNECT Research and Training Initiative. Hannah leverages her academic expertise and ADHD strengths to create, implement, and assess solutions to complex challenges. Hannah and her colleagues secured a grant from the City of Greater Geelong to launch Intergenerational Trauma Aware Geelong—a community-wide, systems-based approach to trauma, neuro, and shame awareness. Additionally, she co-led the development of a free online course, Trauma, Neuro, and Shame Awareness: Best Practice for Professionals, Organisations, and Communities, aimed at broadening understanding of behaviour to reduce conflict and enhance interpersonal connection. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx