🧠 Trauma-Informed Skills (Non-Therapy Focus) *coming soon
Course overview
Lesson Overview

5.9 – Identifying Joy Without Guilt: After trauma, joy can feel unfamiliar or undeserved. Identifying joy without guilt means giving yourself permission to feel good again. Joy doesn’t erase pain—it balances it. Small moments like laughter, sunshine, or success can bring real emotional renewal. Recognizing joy helps the brain relearn safety and hope. It’s okay to enjoy peace even when healing isn’t finished. Guilt sometimes follows happiness, but it’s only a sign of adjustment. Allowing joy builds resilience and confidence in recovery. The more joy is accepted, the more natural it feels. Joy is a part of wholeness, not denial.

About this course

Practical, non-clinical skills to support individuals with trauma histories while promoting safety, trust, and resilience.

This course includes:
  • Trauma-informed communication and de-escalation practice activities
  • Checklists and guidelines for creating safe, supportive environments
  • Real-world scenarios to apply trauma-informed approaches effectively

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