Insights from Neuroscience and Lived Experience Read by Kimberly Revis Callis Trauma’s effects extend beyond emotional…
Acquired Neurodivergence
Is Complex Trauma a Form of Neurodivergence?
The relationship between complex trauma and neurodivergence highlights how prolonged trauma, often in childhood, impacts development and brain function. Complex trauma can lead to acquired neurodivergence, affecting emotional regulation, social cognition, and executive functioning. Recognizing this link fosters compassion, enhances treatment approaches, and encourages acceptance by understanding trauma’s neurological effects.
Trauma Brain: Acquired Neurodivergence and Complex Traumatic Stress
Kimberly Revis Callis’s new book explores complex traumatic stress (CTS) and its connection to acquired neurodivergence. Blending personal narratives and research, it highlights how trauma alters brain function and identity. Emphasizing neuroplasticity, the work offers tools for recovery, promoting a holistic, survivor-centered approach to healing and emotional well-being.
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