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TRIBE Talk

Laura Neal & Rachel Evans

Welcome to TRIBE Talk, the podcast where we talk trauma-informed care. Hosted by Laura Neal and Rachel Evans, from The Behaviour Therapy Clinic, the creators of the TRIBE model of Trauma Informed Care. Each episode explores real stories, practical strategies, and the science behind supporting children, families, and carers through adversity.We dive into the challenges of parenting and caring for children impacted by trauma, share insights from behavioural science and therapy, and offer practical

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All Episodes

31:36

HOW TO HELP TEENS with Exam Stress With...

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2026/04/06

Send us Fan Mail In this episode of TRIBE Talk, we explore how exam stress can impact teenagers, particularly those with trauma histories, and why some young people experience exams as overwhelming, threatening, or emotionally intense. We unpack how pressure, fear of failure, and high expectations can activate stress responses, making it harder for teens to concentrate, retain information, and perform at their best. Using a trauma-informed lens, this episode focuses on practical, effective w...

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21:32

TRAUMA Therapists Explain: Chocolate, Triggers, and...

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2026/03/30

Send us Fan Mail In this episode of TRIBE Talk, we explore why Easter can be unexpectedly challenging for children with trauma histories. With increased excitement, disrupted routines, sensory overload, and high levels of sugar, what looks like a fun day can quickly become overwhelming. We unpack how chocolate, anticipation, and change can act as powerful triggers, leading to big emotions and behaviours that may seem sudden or disproportionate. Through a trauma-informed and behavioural lens,...

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19:16

PLAY THERAPIST Explains What Actually Happens in Play...

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2026/03/23

Send us Fan Mail In this episode of TRIBE Talk, we go beyond the surface to explore what really happens in play therapy. Guided our play therapist Aleisha, we unpack how play becomes a child’s natural language allowing them to express thoughts, emotions, and experiences that they may not yet have the words for. This episode offers a clear, practical insight into what sessions look like, how therapists engage with children, and why play is such a powerful therapeutic tool. Through a trauma-in...

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26:54

MY CHILD Is Perfect at School but Falls Apart at Home...

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2026/03/16

Send a text In this episode of TRIBE Talk, we explore a situation many parents recognise: teachers report that a child is calm, cooperative, and thriving at school—yet at home the same child seems overwhelmed, emotional, or prone to meltdowns. This contrast can be confusing and sometimes even lead parents to feel that their concerns are being dismissed. Through a trauma-informed and developmental lens, we unpack why children can appear regulated in structured environments like school but rel...

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24:07

Seeing BEHAVIOUR As Communication In TRAUMA Informed...

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2026/03/09

Send a text In this episode of TRIBE Talk, we explore one of the most important shifts in trauma-informed care: learning to see behaviour as communication. For children who have experienced trauma, behaviour is often the language through which distress, fear, confusion, or unmet needs are expressed. What may appear as defiance, withdrawal, aggression, or avoidance is often a signal about what the child is experiencing internally. This conversation focuses on how adults can move beyond surfac...

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24:29

TRAUMA or Diagnosis - Does it matter? | #TRIBE Talk -...

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2026/03/02

Send a text In this episode of TRIBE Talk, we explore a question that many parents and professionals quietly wrestle with: does it matter whether we view a child’s difficulties through a trauma lens or a diagnostic lens? Is one more helpful than the other, or are we asking the wrong question entirely? We unpack how trauma histories and diagnoses can overlap, and where they diverge. This episode moves beyond polarised debates to focus on what truly matters, understanding the need, recognising...

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30:51

How Adults Can Work Together to Support Traumatised...

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2026/02/23

Send a text In this episode of TRIBE Talk, we explore what truly makes a difference for children who have experienced trauma: adults working together with clarity, consistency, and shared understanding. When carers, teachers, therapists, and social workers operate in silos, children often experience mixed messages and inconsistent responses. But when adults align around shared principles and coordinated strategies, outcomes improve significantly. This conversation focuses on practical collab...

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35:28

What Is Life Story Work & How Can It Help Care...

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2026/02/16

Send a text In this episode of TRIBE Talk, Laura is joined by Kim Matthews, co-author of the paper What Is Life Story Work? How defining approaches can bring clarity to research, training and practice. Together, they unpack what Life Story Work actually is, why it is so often misunderstood, and how it can help care-experienced children in foster care, adoptive homes, special guardianship and residential care. This conversation explores how effective Life Story Work supports understanding, i...

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30:30

Behaviour Policies vs Behaviour Support for Children...

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2026/02/09

Send us a text In this episode of TRIBE Talk, we explore the difference between behaviour policies and behaviour support when working with children who have experienced trauma. We discuss why children who are struggling with behaviour don’t need more consequences they need behaviour support plans that are responsive, individualised, and grounded in an understanding of trauma, development, and regulation. This episode takes a practical, systems-informed look at how behaviour policies and beha...

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30:12

Friendship Difficulties: Why Children with Trauma...

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2026/02/02

Send us a text In this episode of TRIBE Talk, we explore how friendship difficulties are shaped by complex and developmental trauma, and why it is essential to understand the pre-requisite skills children need before they can successfully build and maintain friendships. We focus on the foundational emotional, relational, and regulatory capacities that are often overlooked yet are critical for meaningful peer connection, offering a trauma-informed perspective on what children truly need in ord...

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38:16

Myth Buster – Why Everyone Needs to Know About...

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2026/01/26

Send us a text In this episode of TRIBE Talk, we tackle one of the most misunderstood—and most powerful—concepts in behavioural science: reinforcement. Often confused with rewards, bribery, or “letting behaviour slide,” reinforcement is frequently dismissed before it’s properly understood. This episode cuts through the noise to clarify what reinforcement really is and why it plays a central role in shaping behaviour across everyday parenting, education, and therapeutic contexts. Using a trau...

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21:29

Understanding Triggers: When Behaviour Comes From...

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2026/01/19

Send us a text In this episode of TRIBE Talk, we unpack one of the most common—and most confusing—experiences for parents, carers, and professionals: behaviour that appears to come out of nowhere. Through a trauma-informed lens, we explore how triggers linked to past experiences can activate survival responses in the present, even when there is no obvious cause in the here and now. Grounded in behavioural science and trauma-informed care, this episode reframes “out of the blue” behaviour as ...

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23:39

How Behaviour Therapy Can Help Children With Trauma...

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2026/01/12

In this week’s episode of TRIBE Talk, we take a clear, trauma-informed look at behaviour therapy—what it is, what it isn’t, and how it can meaningfully support children with trauma histories. We explore how modern behaviour therapy has evolved integrating compassion, developmental understanding, and evidence-based psychological approaches. Through a practical and balanced lens, this episode positions behaviour therapy as a flexible, child-centred toolkit that can be tailored to meet the comp...

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17:40

Back To Routine After Christmas: A Trauma Lens |...

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2026/01/05

In this episode of TRIBE Talk, we examine the post-Christmas return to routine through a trauma-informed lens, exploring why transitions after the holidays can trigger heightened emotions, anxiety, and behavioural challenges for children with trauma histories. We unpack how disruption to structure, sleep, and expectations can activate stress responses rather than defiance. Using insights from behavioural science and trauma-informed practice, this episode shares practical strategies to rebuil...

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26:21

Emotional Regulation for Children With Trauma...

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2025/12/29

In this episode of TRIBE Talk, we explore emotional regulation for children with trauma histories, focusing on why big emotions escalate quickly and why traditional behaviour strategies often fall short. We unpack how trauma impacts the developing nervous system, reframing emotional regulation as a developmental skill rather than a behaviour problem. Grounded in trauma-informed care, behavioural science, and attachment-focused practice, this episode offers practical, real-world strategies to...

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26:54

Progress Vs Perfection: Realistic Outcomes In Trauma...

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2025/12/22

In trauma recovery progress can be slow and if we are aiming for perfection we can often be disheartened, but what progress should we look for and what can progress look like in Trauma Informed Care? We discuss this in todays podcast. To find out more about us visit www.tribecare.org

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37:54

Contact & Family Time: A Trauma Informed Approach |...

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2025/12/15

In this episode we explore contact and family time, the impact contact can have on children and what parents and carers can do to help. This episode is for carers taking children to contact, those facilitating it and anyone who may see the after effects. If you want to know more about Trauma Informed Care remember to subscribe and visit us at https://www.tribecare.org

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33:59

School Difficulties & Trauma | #TRIBE Talk - Ep. 10

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2025/12/08

In this episode of TRIBE Talk we look at school difficulties for children who have experienced trauma and how parents and carers can advocate for their child. We go through some questions to ask school and what to advocate for. For more TRIBE Trauma Informed Care resources visit www.tribecare.org and remember to check out our other podcasts.

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24:16

Childhood TRAUMA & Christmas - Why It's Difficult |...

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2025/12/01

In this weeks episode of TRIBE Talk as we are at the start of December we are looking at how childhood trauma can effect Christmas. What does Christmas mean for children who have experienced trauma and why do things like Santa, concerts and festive cheer cause huge meltdowns? If you want to know more and get advice on how to manage Christmas we created a Deep Dive; Tinsel, Triggers and Tantrums to dive into Christmas difficulties and what we can do about them. Check it out Here: https://www....

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29:52

Why Children Take Risks: The Hidden Impact of trauma...

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2025/11/24

Many children who have experienced trauma take more risks than other children their age, but why is this. We explore in this podcast risk taking and the hidden impact of trauma. Want to know more about TRIBE visit www.tribecare.org Want more? Check out out other Podcasts: Which Therapy for Children Who Experienced Trauma: https://youtu.be/S79haruGgeU What Is Complex Trauma: https://youtu.be/WkvDqrwiuR4

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