National Initiative to Embed Expertise in Complex Trauma-Informed Care across the United States – Foundation Trust

National Initiative to Embed Expertise in Complex Trauma-Informed Care across the United States – Foundation Trust
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Children dying with heart attacks , Please stop this insanity


Dear Dona,

More innocent children across the world will die from experimental COVID vaccines unless our politicians force an immediate halt to their rollout.

The Biden Administration and Trudeau government are blatantly ignoring excess mortality rates among children; therefore, we urge you to pressure your representatives into speaking out and calling for an end to COVID vaccines for children.


SIGN: Protect children from experimental COVID vaccines


On September 28, 8-year-old Yonatan Moshe Erlichman, grandson of a distinguished physician Dr. Mati Erlichman, “died unexpectedly of cardiac arrest while taking a bath” at his home in Israel.

As part of a 2020 Israeli government program aimed at pushing vaccines on children, Yonatan was featured in a promotional video urging children to get vaccinated.

Similarly, in 2022, an Argentine boy called Santino Godoy Blanco (4) also died suddenly after serving as a national poster child in an ad pushing vaccinations for children.

According to reports, the boy was rushed to a hospital in Argentina because of a fever and vomiting, and died of “bilateral pneumonia.” After his untimely death, the Argentine government shamefully used his photo on their website to push COVID vaccines for children.

The boy was pictured holding up his fist, with a slogan stating, “Vaccines protect us.”

Children and young people are dying suddenly across the world in large numbers not seen before. It’s time to speak up NOW.

SIGN: Call for an end to COVID shots for children
 

Official mortality figures for Europe showed a shocking 691% increase in excess deaths among children up to week 33 of 2022, coinciding with the European Medicines Agency extending the emergency use authorization of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine for use in children aged 12 to 15 in May 2021.

Health authorities were warned of the danger, but pressed ahead anyway with vaccinating children who are not at risk from COVID-19.

In a 2021 article for the Brownstone Institute, Dr. Paul Elias Alexander, who served in the Department of Health and Human Services under the Trump administration, said:

“The risk-benefit discussion for children with these Covid-19 injections is a very different one than that for adults,” Dr. Alexander said. “The fact is that this is a completely novel and experimental injection therapy with no medium or long-term safety data (or even definitive effectiveness data). If we move forward with the vaccination of our children without the proper safety testing, then we will present them with potentially catastrophic risk, including deaths in some.”

Dr. Robert Malone, inventor of the mRNA technology employed by the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines, also said in 2021 that inoculating 28 million children 5 to 11 years old could lead to “1,000 or more excess deaths” while the risk from COVID-19 for healthy children is “about zero” and appears to be lower than the seasonal flu.

Dr. Peter McCullough, professor of medicine at Texas A&M, had also called for “unbreakable resistance” against children receiving the jabs. He cited numerous studies while arguing that “the chance of myocarditis, and hospitalization with myocarditis, for one of these children who is going to be forced into vaccination … is greater than being hospitalized for COVID-19.”

SIGN & SHARE our petition – as health agencies target children for more shots this winter, we must speak up now to protect children from these dangerous COVID vaccines.

Yours faithfully,

The LifeSiteNews Advocacy Team

PS: Forwarding this email to your friends will help us warn people about the dangers of COVID vaccines for children, and deliver an even bigger petition to politicians.

Adultification – Charlie McCready

“Identification with the aggressor” (or defensive identification) is an unconscious defence mechanism whereby a victim of aggression and suffering (an alienated child) aligns with and behaves like someone (the alienating parent), who is more powerful, hostile, poses a threat, or cannot be overcome. In this way, an alienated child will learn to lie and manipulate as their ‘winning’ and ‘stronger’ parent does. Alignment and identification with the bully/aggressor also helps to suppress deeper feelings of guilt, vulnerability and shame. It’s like Stockholm Syndrome when a hostage feels powerless and aligns with their captor. They start to feel gratitude towards the aggressor when they are kind and (conditionally) loving. Deep down, the child/hostage will be aware that their alienating parent isn’t particularly healthy-minded or loving. The child knows, from experience, this parent is unpredictable, selfish/narcissistic, volatile, they run hot/cold – their parenting involves reward/punishment.

The children are parentified, their childhood sacrificed to the adult problems of the alienator, and their reaction to narcissistic wounding as a result of what is usually a high conflict separation or divorce. To love a parent like this the child often will ‘split’ in order to cope. To make the alienated parent the villain/baddie is to make their life easier in dealing with the painful experience of alienation, and no longer being allowed to spend time with a loving and loved parent. It’s to switch off, and totally align with the alienating aggressor. The child is actually afraid of the alienator, and they can partially conquer that fear by becoming more like them, and that pleases the alienator too, which means the child may be less abused. Also, when a child witnesses emotional, psychological (or physical) abuse of a parent, it’s intimidating, terrifying, confusing, upsetting, and as a survival tactic, they feel that it’s best for them to be with the terrorising parent, the one it seems unwise to fall out with. There will be consequences. They are afraid and feel they’ve lost one parent and don’t want to lose the other. What they see their alienating parent is capable of could be turned on them. The child ‘trauma bonds’ with the parent who poses the biggest threat. This is why the child feels negatively towards the things the alienator/aggressor is negative towards – it’s safer and easier to do so. They forget that their aggressor is really the origin of their suffering. I hope this goes some way to explain the phenomenon of why an alienated child supports, defends, loves and aligns with an abusive, mentally unstable parent while rejecting their more balanced and loving one.

Charlie is on Facebook

Trauma Bonds and Identification with the Alienation Abuse of parent

This is so very true , in my experience. My being in a ” chemical straight jacket ” did so much harm to already traumatizing family situation.

“Identification with the aggressor” (or defensive identification) is an unconscious defence mechanism whereby a victim of aggression and suffering (an alienated child) aligns with and behaves like someone (the alienating parent), who is more powerful, hostile, poses a threat, or cannot be overcome. In this way, an alienated child will learn to lie and manipulate as their ‘winning’ and ‘stronger’ parent does. Alignment and identification with the bully/aggressor also helps to suppress deeper feelings of guilt, vulnerability and shame. It’s like Stockholm Syndrome when a hostage feels powerless and aligns with their captor. They start to feel gratitude towards the aggressor when they are kind and (conditionally) loving. Deep down, the child/hostage will be aware that their alienating parent isn’t particularly healthy-minded or loving. The child knows, from experience, this parent is unpredictable, selfish/narcissistic, volatile, they run hot/cold – their parenting involves reward/punishment.

The children are parentified, their childhood sacrificed to the adult problems of the alienator, and their reaction to narcissistic wounding as a result of what is usually a high conflict separation or divorce. To love a parent like this the child often will ‘split’ in order to cope. To make the alienated parent the villain/baddie is to make their life easier in dealing with the painful experience of alienation, and no longer being allowed to spend time with a loving and loved parent. It’s to switch off, and totally align with the alienating aggressor. The child is actually afraid of the alienator, and they can partially conquer that fear by becoming more like them, and that pleases the alienator too, which means the child may be less abused. Also, when a child witnesses emotional, psychological (or physical) abuse of a parent, it’s intimidating, terrifying, confusing, upsetting, and as a survival tactic, they feel that it’s best for them to be with the terrorising parent, the one it seems unwise to fall out with. There will be consequences. They are afraid and feel they’ve lost one parent and don’t want to lose the other. What they see their alienating parent is capable of could be turned on them. The child ‘trauma bonds’ with the parent who poses the biggest threat. This is why the child feels negatively towards the things the alienator/aggressor is negative towards – it’s safer and easier to do so. They forget that their aggressor is really the origin of their suffering. I hope this goes some way to explain the phenomenon of why an alienated child supports, defends, loves and aligns with an abusive, mentally unstable parent while rejecting their more balanced and loving one.

Mom wins the clean room test of her kids . Yea Mom

In our Spotted Horsham Community Group, a post was shared from a mum who was tired of arguing with her teenage son about cleaning his room. She decided to sprinkle black rice in his room to make it look like mice droppings.⁣

Another mum in the group responded with this:⁣

“I just want to thank whoever posted about the mouse and black rice. I owe you big time. I’m having my house painted this week and I was sick of being mortified of my 18 yo sons room!⁣

I am awful but I texted him and told him the painter just swore he saw a mouse and there’s droppings. He comes home and he was so upset and grossed out that he cleaned his room for four hours.⁣

Leaves and texts me he is so sorry he will be mopping the floor in there and he will find it. If I wasn’t so happy and just got all my cups and spoons back I might feel a little guilty.⁣

Oh and his sister is still cleaning her room because she doesn’t want it to come in her room next.😂🤣⁣

Here’s a pic of my work- left it by the sand from his work boots and in the corner of the room and his cupboard.⁣

I know I’m going to hell.⁣

😂⁣