Trauma Across The Lifespan
“It’s not a mechanical problem. It’s a biological debt.”Why do some patients plateau despite perfect manual technique? In this episode, Jamie Johnston dives into the structural and neurological changes that trauma leaves in the body—long after the distressing event has passed.We move past the philosophy of trauma-informed care and get into the hard science: how childhood trauma alters gene expression (Epigenetics), why adulthood stress creates a “physiological overdraft” (Allostatic Load), and why your geriatric patients lack the “biological bounce-back” they once had. This isn’t just about being “nice” to your patients; it’s about understanding the specific biological mechanisms that drive […]
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