Archive - February 2026

For many individuals seeking rehabilitation or behavioral health services, trauma is a silent undercurrent shaping how they think, feel, and engage in care. Past or current trauma — whether acute, chronic, or complex — often profoundly affects a person’s sense of safety, autonomy, and trust in the world around them.

As rehabilitation and therapy professionals, understanding how to create emotionally safe, trauma‑responsive environments is essential to supporting long‑term... Read More

Wellness programs can be powerful tools for improving patient outcomes, reducing long‑term healthcare costs, and strengthening engagement across rehabilitation settings. But your patients won’t benefit from these programs unless they actually use them. For therapy providers, the challenge is less about offering wellness and more about ensuring it’s accessible, motivating, and meaningful enough that your patients want to participate.

At NARA, we understand how crucial it... Read More