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How Trauma Affects the Body
A live online talk on trauma, the nervous system and embodied responses with researcher Jane Mulcahy PhD.
Why it caught our eye
The talk brings body, brain and attachment into one clear conversation, with a research-led speaker and space for audience questions.
What you can expect
Jane Mulcahy explains fight, flight and freeze patterns, the effects of adverse childhood experiences, and how safety and threat can shape the nervous system. The livestream opens shortly before the talk and the session ends with Q&A.
Good to know before you go
Eventbrite currently lists tickets from £17 to £26.50. The event page does not break out any additional mandatory fee, so review the final total before confirming. Your Zoom link arrives in Eventbrite confirmation and reminder emails. All ticket holders receive a recording by email 24 to 48 hours afterwards. The organiser states that tickets are non-refundable. This is an educational talk, not therapy or medical care.
What this is
Jane Mulcahy PhD explores how trauma can shape nervous-system responses, physical and emotional wellbeing, attachment and child development. This live online talk uses trauma research and polyvagal theory to examine what can happen when the body remains in survival mode, followed by audience questions.
People holding the space
Jane Mulcahy
Speaker
Jane Mulcahy PhD is a researcher whose work spans criminal justice, penal policy, human rights and trauma. The event source identifies her as a Research Fellow with the REPPP team at the University of Limerick.