Nadine Burke Harris on the Impact of Childhood Adversity | Amanpour and Company
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- Pioneering research is now finding that adversity or trauma experienced in childhood not only affects the mental health of adults, but could also be harmful to physical health. California Surgeon General Nadine Burke Harris has devoted her career to this research and written a book on the subject. She sits down with Michel to explain how early life experiences can shape one’s body.
Originally aired on October 7, 2019
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Finally someone who cares what happened to us and has the compassion to help the future.😭😭😭😭😭thank u
Wonderful. This is why people and doctors have always said “stress kills you” but now we’re beginning to understand why and how! It’s about time.
She is so pretty 🥰 and brilliant first. 🙏🏾
Congrats to you, Dr. Burke-Harris. No one is more deserving!
Read her book The Deepest Well in 2018 it changed my life and the work I do. Thank you, Dr. Burke-Harris.
Dr Nadine Burke Harris, I just want to say thank you for all the wonderful work u do, from the bottom of my heart, thank you !!!!!
Thank you Dr. Burke-Harris!
Listening to Dr Harris increases intelligence. During her explanation one becomes aware. Dr Harris connects fact, thought and common sense. Basic human biology. Now science has the background info to figure childhood trauma effects on adults 🌅🌎🌙
This made me cry, as I am one of those children who grew up with a drug-addicted parent.
You are Saving my life over here!
Maria Montessori was a physician, and this same sort of realization is what led her to her model of education. Her first school was in the "slums of San Lorenzo." Montessori approached her work in much the same clinical way as Dr. Burke Harris did early on, and she was likewise surprised by her own findings. But over time, Montessori made adjustments to the environment in a way that was a precise match for the child's neurological and physiological development (thereby reducing stress and obstacles to optimal responses to biologically driven needs). She saw significant changes in behavior and health. Children were able to heal and return to their optimal growth path. Children without trauma were able to thrive and reach new heights.
In these times where dark truths are so well documented, it is so balanced by this healing angel.
Her TED Talk literally changed my life for the better. It was like taking a step back and looking at the big picture, and finding out the picture was a lot bigger than I thought it was.
Sad to make me think that I went to school in a time where adults were encouraged to look away from obvious abuse..that made it about my behavior ,that pretty much ripped me off of any good chance of a good life .or finding out at 51 I wasn't bad..
I have 10 years on you and experienced similar. Something happened to me about a year before kindergarten and then started acting out in 3rd grade. Of course I got on trouble and felt I deserved it.
Wonderful to hear that someone cares enough for humanity's wellness to study this. And share this information.
Beautiful! Really need to spread awareness. Great interview and great doctor.
yes it boils down to stress and stress kills
Great job continue the education 😊
Awesome! Super interview!
Yes. I agree. Also in the inner city the issue increased because right poverty...sex abuse....food deprivation..trama from abuse children expose tho is all phases of lives its worse for them...
Great women who's knowledge needs to be noted!!!!!!💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💖
Damn she's good!
Thank you, Dr. Burke.
Beautiful and smart.
Great stuff. Nice to see the secular world doing more to discover what God has taught us all from the beginning - that has been well understood by those paying attention to the Lord and His teachings. One thing she mentioned that is nuts is that for mental health we need to see psychiatrists and psychologists. THAT is NOT the way to mental health, rather like she mentioned - NUTRITION, HEALTHY LIFESTYLE - EXERCISE, WORK - PURPOSE IN LIFE, TRUE FRIENDS-FAMILY, ETC. The whole medical / pharma industry does SOME good (from which they build their credibility) but MUCH more harm than good. People need to be aware (educated) and very careful with the treatment from them, and stay as far away as possible. A real, true, working - active faith, concern for others and seeking / knowing the truth (regardless of how that may affect us personally) is the most sure and direct way to all truth, healing, health, prosperity and fulfillment.
The U.S. health and education system is so behind. There is too much focus on causing chaos around identity politics instead of advancing and moving forward so people can truly live freely.
This is great! I am so passionate about ACES! In addition to passion, I am identifying these cases more and more in NC. What the best way to contact Dr. Nadine Burke?
Educators have known since the inception of school that trauma occurs across economic and racial. I’d be interested in knowing what roll education can play in a way that doesn’t burden schools but empowers them. I like but distrust the screening process but clearly something needs to be done. This is the type of news that should be shown on the spin cycle.
Schools are responding by incorporating (or beginning to incorporate) mindfulness practices into the curriculum. Some schools started addressing these issues years ago, others only recently. Examples would be, allowing a few minutes before class begins for students to quiet their minds and calm their bodies, and this may include guided breathing practice. Journalling is incorporated into language arts/writing lessons. In collaborative conversations, "talk in your group how you solved #3," they begin to teach positive conversations and how to disagree politely.
If you look up education practices you'll see education is beginning to transition in step with this information. I work in a Calif school district that is a few years into transitioning.
@@penelopefp been around long enough and seen it all. These type of programs/concepts never last and certainly aren’t centered frequently in most high schools unless there is a special population focus. They are not treated as ancillary and is why they typically don’t last. And also it’s yet another thing teachers qualified, bought in or not, are being asked to do. Even if you have a great school counselor (s) they are spread way too thin for these models to be sustainable and outside help only occurs as long as grant money is available. When teaching on an all boys team when I taught middle school I’d have them journal every day bf class began. It made a tremendous difference. Then my principal told me 15 minutes daily out of a 90 min block amounted to whatever # he said of instructional time lost. Totally missing the behavior benefit…
@@Solmom03 see, you get it. And sadly, people like your principal have not fully grasped that your journalling time did not take away from education but enhanced it. That's why scientifically backed info, like this, must be repeatedly shown to admin and educators. If we are all in it for the right reasons (the kids, improving societal outcomes, etc) those with old-school mindsets will have to be willing to themselves learn and change. The cost should/could be minimal other than the time training educators, because it is more a mental shift than a new curriculum.
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Look into the scriptures of ancient India, and all your findings are there at a much advance state. Wen the West, are discovering, little step by little step, what the ancient sages of India have discovered a long time ago> Save time and study India ancient srispture and with the intelligence you are endowed with, advance a greater space to help your patients and people at large
Did you happen to notice Michael's necklace?
In my day it was "The smoker was considered whT was bad( behavior)
Tragic how this type of information gets buried by the algorithms. This view count, comments- is frankly pathetic- no offense. This world is so upside down man.
What I believe is worse, is for parents in these war-torn countries, sending their children on these long trips to escape the abuse happening in their country, only to end up wherever they end up to suffer more abuse!
All I know is that women in these countries should be, MUST BE on some kind of BIRTH CONTROL to PREVENT a child to ever encounter these mental & physical abuses! All I know is that I would rather DIE than bring a child into this world that I can't begin to take care of, let alone putting on a journey whereby I believe their new circumstances could be, and in many cases are WORSE!
I know its WRONG to give migrant women Hysterectomies, but they could at least tie their tubes, so when they are much better circumstances to have that surgery reversed. NO WAY SHOULD ANY CHILD MAKE THE JOURNEY THEY MAKE, ONLY TO END UP IN WORSE SITUATIONS!