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October Q&A Livestream Part 2 - Crowdcast

Register now for Kati Morton's event on Crowdcast, scheduled to go live on Wednesday October 23, 2019 at 4:53 pm PDT.

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TK

3:00 I was diagnosed with binge eating disorder, GAD, BPD & CPTSD. I've been in an ED residential treatment for 3 months. I'm scared I'm going to relapse. I’m scared I may be too much for my outside therapist. She treats, but does not specialize in eating disorders and trauma. Should I look for a new therapist that specializes in eating disorders and trauma? 10:40 I’m a middle school teacher & my school has a protocol to teach staff and students how to respond to an active shooter. As a teacher I am so sad that we have to run these drills, and worry about the effects they have on our kids. Is the benefit of being prepared really worth the anxiety that these drills cause for our kids (and staff)? 14:45 What are the stages in trauma treatment between full inpatient and outpatient? How does a person handle that much trauma therapy? 19:00 Since I stopped drinking, my brain-mouth filter is getting worse, particularly when it comes to inappropriate sexual innuendos.

Tabitha Johnson

I wanted to reply to you if I could. I work in a Hospital and we have to do Alice Training as well. I also worked with kiddos on it. In 2012 I was apart of a High school shooting and it changes your life and everything about you. Part of me personally thinks it shifts your DNA a little bit. Everyone can talk about it- but until you see a gym Teacher or knowing your brothers best friend was killed- it shakes you up.

Tabitha Johnson

The benefits outweigh the odds tenfold. Because back then- we knew nothing about Alice training and what to do. We didn’t know how to react. Instead we broke. It broke everyone. My community is still broke. We lost 4 lives that day. And now we are rebuilding in a way so many will never understand