uottawa chapters
starts with youth
VISION and values
GOALS
TEAM
NEUROSCIENCE
club CONSTITUTION
BLOG (coming soon)
OUR VISION
A community where those traumatized are aware of their needs
AWARENESS
EDUCATION
COMMUNITY
EMPATHY
DIVERSITY
neuroscience
Our Goals
Encourage everyone toward a safe, comfortable healing path
Host and foster honest discussions about childhood trauma
Create a more trauma-informed world
Discuss the neurobiological aftermath of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs)
Understand the somatics and social conditions behind trauma and oppression
Understand how emotional loneliness as a child may impact a person's future intimate relationships
Improve resource acess for BIPOC, LGBTQ+, marginalized communities
our team
founder and president
Ray Singh [He/Him]
I have read neuroscientific books since 7th grade regarding cognitive and biological development, influenced mainly by the environment curated by our primary caregivers. Often, we end up repeating the behaviour modelled for us in childhood. With collective knowledge, we can strive to create a more trauma-informed community and heal collectively.
CO-PRESIDENT
Jannat Gill [She/Her]
As a psychology student, I have always felt the need to advocate conversations centred around trauma, its effects and preventative measures that we as a community should be taking. At the uOttawa Chapter, I would love to help bring the community together to raise awareness, start conversations and aid people with resources to deal with childhood trauma. It's never too late to join this movement toward creating a community where healing is prioritized with open dialogues and community building.
our club's constit
ution
Please check here for more information on our club and further guidelines!
A few important rules and guidelines in our club:
- We are actively working towards the prevention of sexual violence on campus.
- We are actively advocating for the prevention of psychological and sexual harassment, cyber-stalking, cyberbullying, bullying and discrimination on campus.
