The Limbic System
Mental Health
Trauma
The Fourfold Path
A Better Me
100

This part of the Limbic system is responsible for memory retrieval

Hippocampus

100

This score is a tally of different types of early childhood experiences.

ACEs

100

The four types of trauma response include.

Fight, flight, freeze, and fawn.

100

The author of The Four-fold Path and a Famous Arch Bishop

Desmond Tutu 

100

The three steps to a better me

Emotional regulation, building resilience, and developing self-regulation skills.

200

This part of the Limbic system is responsible for recognizing danger.

Amygdala

200

The ACE score measures these three kinds of abuse.

Sexual, Emotional, and Physical abuse.

200

The Limbic system that controls trauma response resides in this area of the brain.

The basement

200

The first step in the fourfold path of forgiveness

Telling the story

200

This means facing difficulties head on instead of falling into despair or using unhealthy coping patterns.

Building resilience

300

This part of the limbic system is responsible for controlling the body's temperature.

Hypothalamus

300

This book, written by Dr. Bessel Van Der Kolk, M.D. reveals risk factors created by early childhood experiences.

The Body Keeps the Score.

300

This is a state in which you feel capable of handling all the stress that life offers.

The window of tolerance

300

The second step on the fourfold path of forgiveness

Naming the hurt

300

This is the mentality demonstrated by resilient people.

Survivor mentality

400

All information from your body's senses must be processed through this part of the Limbic system.

Thalamus

400

These two types of neglect are measured on the ACE questionnaire.

Emotional and Physical

400

The process by which the brain can change or adjust

Neuroplasticity

400

The third step on the fourfold path of forgiveness is 

Granting forgiveness

400

This two part experience is usually instigated by an outside influence.

Triggers

500

The limbic system is the portion of the brain responsible for these three key functions

Emotions, Memories, and Arousal

500

This affects my psychological, emotional, and social well-being.

Mental health

500

The ability to exert control over one’s own emotional state.

Emotional regulation

500

The final step on the path

Renew or release the relationship.

500

The key to avoiding negative emotions is through developing ____________ and _______.

Emotional intelligence and self-regulation skills