The Shift — TPS Quarterly Newsletter
The Shift
Q2 2025 Edition
This quarter is about building momentum — from launching the Specialised Depression & PTSD Programme to expanding the TPS Toolkit, publishing the TPS white paper, and looking ahead to what comes next.
This quarter at TPS
New Programme Launch
The Specialised Depression & PTSD Programme — guiding recovery through some of the most complex emotional terrain.
TPS Toolkit Expansion
New additions including the Emotional Reset Kit — practical tools for post-acute RTA recovery.
White Paper Published
The TPS white paper is now publicly available on OSF, Academia.edu, Google Scholar, and ORCID — sharing the TPS framework with health professionals and researchers worldwide.
Coming Next: Recovery in the Modern Workplace
A new programme built for safe, confident return to work — from rebuilding confidence and managing fatigue to setting boundaries that protect recovery.
TPS is opening new doors for trauma-informed recovery
The newly published TPS white paper is now available on OSF, Academia.edu, Google Scholar, and ORCID — sharing the principles behind TPS with health professionals, researchers, and community leaders worldwide.
Exploring the deeper layers of recovery
This quarter’s blog series takes a closer look at the less visible aspects of long-term recovery — from redefining identity after trauma to understanding why rest can be a sign of strength.
“Recovery isn’t just about the big milestones — it’s about the small, intentional moments that shape how we live each day. This quarter, I invite you to create space for presence. Even 10 minutes of intentional presence can shift your entire state.”
Esther Christopher — Founder, Trauma Pain Support Ltd
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