Episode 11 · 24 min · Mar 16, 2026
Trauma-Informed Education, Community Healing, and the Work of ONE80
with Jasmine Young, CTP
Jasmine Young, founder of ONE80 Health and Wellness, a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting individuals who have experienced trauma, shares how trauma education and community-centered work help people understand the ways trauma impacts identity, behavior, and healing. Jasmine explores the gap between clinical treatment and accessible community support — and how ONE80 is working to close it.
In this episode, you will learn:
- How trauma impacts identity, behavior, and the ability to form healthy relationships
- Why communities — not just individuals — need trauma-informed frameworks
- What nonprofit mental health organizations can offer that clinical models cannot
- How to build accessible trauma education without pathologizing people's experiences
Timestamps coming soon.
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