Welcome to the Trauma Therapy Homework Series!

This series is designed to provide you with practical, free, and accessible tools to support your healing journey. Each week, we’ll introduce a new resource to help you build skills, deepen self-awareness, and navigate the path toward wellness.

You can start applying these resources at any time in your healing journey, whether this is your first time looking for support, or you have been in therapy for years. Sometimes it can be hard to take the first step, and these resources are available to you whenever you are ready, at the pacing that feels right for you. We want healing to be accessible and at Aligned, we believe there are so many different ways to heal. It is our goal to provide you with a good foundation. You don't have to be in therapy to use these tools. Working on healing takes effort and we want to partner with you on that journey. Each lesson builds upon the last, like calmly waiting into the waters instead of feeling flooded.  These skills are not meant to suppress, repress, or take away emotion. They are meant to help build internal resources so that you can better sit with, process, and listen to your emotions.


Each of these practices is meant to be a tool in your toolbox. Take what feels supportive and leave the rest. Trust yourself to decide which tools to keep, which to try and discard, and which to keep practicing. There is no one-size-fits-all approach when it comes to resources for trauma and nervous system support. Your journey is unique, and so are the tools that will help you along the way. Click on the image to be taken to each post!


CREATED BY:


Dr. Megan, LPCC

Dr. Megan started this series to create a free resource for people seeking to develop skills for processing trauma, sitting in emotions, and reconnecting to their bodies. This series can be used wherever you are on your healing journey. Take what resonates and leave the rest. You get to curate your own unique set of tools. 

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Week 1

Naming and Noticing Emotions

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Week 2

54321 and The Importance of Mindfulness

Week 3

Cold Therapy

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Week 4

Week 4

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Further Reading and RESOURCES in our BLOG

Our blog focuses on education, skills, and practices to help you on your journey toward healing.

A man and a woman are holding hands in the woods.
By Dr Chelsea Levenson February 3, 2025
Explore the key differences between somatic and talk therapy to determine which approach best suits your needs for healing and well-being.
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By Dr Chelsea Levenson January 22, 2025
Understanding Insurance Trade-Offs: Privacy, Flexibility, and Quality of Care in Therapy Choices
By Dr Chelsea Levenson January 2, 2025
Learn more about how the mind and body work together to create emotion, and how to improve that connection through therapy.