• Trauma impacts our physical health and relationships with Logan Cohen!

  • Dec 19 2022
  • Length: 47 mins
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Trauma impacts our physical health and relationships with Logan Cohen!

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  • Logan Cohen is a proud family man (to both Human and “fur babies”), as well as a practicing Marriage & Family Therapist (LMFT), and an approved Supervisor with the American Association of Marriage and Family Therapy (AAMFT). Over the last 20 years in the field, he has dedicated his life's work to supporting community members who are healing from unresolved trauma and growing through painful transitions. Logan is an influencer, a socially conscious entrepreneur,  and the author of "How to (Hu)Man Up Heal Yourself & Save the World."

    Interview discussions: 

    1. What is trauma? 
    2. How does trauma impact our health and relationships? 
    3. Trauma and your genes.
    4. How to support loved ones who have had trauma? 
    5. Tools to identify our own trauma that our mind has blinded us to. 
    6. The stigma of therapy and how it hurts us as a society. 
    7. Benefits of working through trauma.


    Contact information:

    Logan Cohen, MA, LMFT-S

    AAMFT Approved Clinical Supervisor

    New Leaf Counseling Group, LLC - "Where you have room to GROW"

    5105-D Monroe Rd.

    Charlotte, NC 28205

    logan@LoganCohen.com

    704-774-3078

    www.LoganCohen.com

    https://www.tiktok.com/@healinghumanity777
    How To (Hu)Man Up in Modern Society: Heal Yourself & Save The World
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