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Part 3 - Trauma & the Bible - Where Pain Meets Redemption.
Trauma Prashant Naik M.A. 11/07/2026 Trauma Prashant Naik M.A. 11/07/2026

Part 3 - Trauma & the Bible - Where Pain Meets Redemption.

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Part 2: What Trauma is - A Snapshot Held in the Body
Trauma Prashant Naik M.A. 11/07/2026 Trauma Prashant Naik M.A. 11/07/2026

Part 2: What Trauma is - A Snapshot Held in the Body

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Part 1: Trauma - An Introduction
Trauma Prashant Naik M.A. 11/07/2026 Trauma Prashant Naik M.A. 11/07/2026

Part 1: Trauma - An Introduction

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How to become a Chaplain.
Chaplaincy Prashant Naik M.A. 09/07/2026 Chaplaincy Prashant Naik M.A. 09/07/2026

How to become a Chaplain.

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What is a chaplain?
Chaplaincy Prashant Naik M.A. 09/07/2026 Chaplaincy Prashant Naik M.A. 09/07/2026

What is a chaplain?

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Welcome to The Chaplains Corner
Intro Prashant Naik M.A. 05/07/2026 Intro Prashant Naik M.A. 05/07/2026

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The approach blends three complementary threads

Somatic therapy — The body helps us process experiences that words alone cannot. As we know, the body keeps the score—our sense of loss and trauma often manifests physically, showing up as shortness of breath, heart palpitations, or unexplained aches and pains that we struggle to comprehend.
When we slow down and listen to the body, we begin to understand how it has been carrying what the mind could not name.
Somatic therapy helps us reconnect with our inner rhythms, allowing the nervous system to soften, settle, and find its way back to safety.
Through grounding, breath, and mindful awareness, we learn to meet our pain with presence rather than fear, creating space for healing to unfold.
Over time, the body becomes not a battleground but a trusted guide — a place where resilience, meaning, and restoration can take root again.

Polyvagal theory Polyvagal Theory offers a framework for understanding how our nervous system responds to stress, safety, and connection. Developed by Dr. Stephen Porges, it explains how the vagus nerve influences our emotional regulation, physical state, and sense of safety. When we experience threat or trauma, our nervous system can become dysregulated shifting us into states of fight, flight, or freeze.

Through awareness and gentle practices such as deep breathing, grounding, movement, and connection with others, we can engage the vagus nerve to help restore balance and safety within the body. These practical tools support the nervous system in returning to a state of calm, allowing us to feel more present, resilient, and connected.

Spiritual care — honoring grief as a sacred and transformative journey, one that invites us to pause, listen deeply, and reconnect with the essence of what truly matters. Through rituals, reflection, and compassionate presence, spiritual care nurtures meaning, healing, and renewal amid loss.
It reminds us that even in the darkest seasons, there are quiet places within us where wisdom still whispers.
By tending to the soul with gentleness and reverence, we create space for what has been broken to be witnessed, held, and slowly restored.
Together, these threads support clients to move from overwhelm toward integration, helping them reconnect with a sense of safety, meaning, and wholeness.

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