Chart titled 'Symptoms of Regulation & Dysregulation' categorizing symptoms into three columns: Hyper-aroused, Regulated, and Hypo-aroused. The Hyper-aroused column lists symptoms such as hyper-alertness, increased heart rate, defensiveness, pounding in the head, anxiety, excessive motor activity, feeling overwhelmed, irritability, uncontrollable rage, and dissociation. The Regulated column lists thinking clearly, conscious choices, eye contact, emotional expression, feeling grounded, noticing breath, being poised, internal awareness, and clear communication. The Hypo-aroused column lists helplessness, appearing lifeless, non-expressive, numbing, lack of motivation, lethargy, dulled capacity, emotional constriction, depression, isolation, and dissociation. The bottom right corner displays a logo with the letters 'til' and the words 'Trauma Informed Law'.
A diagram titled 'Work With An Arousal Scale' showing a gradient scale from 1 to 9, labeled 'hypo aroused' on the left, 'hyper aroused' on the right, with a white arrow underneath pointing left and right.
A chart titled 'Shifting Between States' with various activities and techniques for regulating arousal, including physical exercises, breathing, and mental activities, divided into three columns. The first column lists activities like running, jumping, and sitting, the second includes deep pressure, eating, and wrapping in a blanket, and the third suggests listening to music, carrying heavy objects, and doing wall pushups.
A diagram with concentric wavy lines labeled from center to outer edge: 'Comfortable', then progressively outward 'Discomfort'. The diagram illustrates the concept of moving from comfort to discomfort. The bottom right corner has a logo with the initials 'til' and the words 'Trauma Informed Law'.
Comparison chart contrasting conceptual self-awareness and embodied self-awareness, including factors like thinking, feeling, expression, emotional presence, reasoning, and the nature of experience.
Title slide with text 'Developing a trauma informed legal practice' and a logo that says 'til' with 'Trauma Informed Law' written underneath, featuring a watercolor circle as the 'i' in 'til' and a watercolor design at the top.
Diagram showing four turtles representing different responses to perceived threats: fight, flight, freeze, and fawn. The fight turtle is wearing boxing gloves, the flight turtle runs with a backpack, the freeze turtle is still and hidden, and the fawn turtle peeks out with a gentle expression.
Symptom checker chart with various mental health and health-related symptoms branching from trauma.
A guide titled 'When to refer someone for more help' for trauma-informed law, listing symptoms including feeling overwhelmed, struggling to cope, relationship impact, inability to switch off, intrusive thoughts, flashbacks, nightmares, and irritability, with a logo 'til Traumat Informed Law' at the bottom right.
Book cover titled "Coaching and group reflective practice for barristers" with a logo displaying the word "tli" and the text "Trauma Informed Law."