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8 Tips to Help Your Adopted Child Heal from Past Trauma It is safe to say that all adopted children have gone through some trauma in their early years, whether it was through neglect, abandonment or abuse. This repeated exposure to trauma means that kids will...

Why Children with Trauma Exhibit Poor Behavior Actually Have a Brain Injury and How to Help them Thrive in School Childhood trauma is unfortunately prevalent in today’s society. As an educator, it is inevitable that you will have a student that has experienced adverse...

Tips to Help Your Adopted Child with Trauma and Their Educators Get Ready for a New School Year Change can be hard for children with trauma, even the change that a new school year brings. As with anything having to do with your adopted child with trauma, it’s key to...

There is No “One Size Fits All” for Disciplining a Child Childhood trauma can leave a trail of destruction. Repeated exposure to it causes an actual brain injury that can change how a child behaves and reacts. Fortunately, the brain continues to grow and change up...

Plus How You can Help Your Adopted Child Begin to Heal Childhood trauma can have long-term symptoms and effects. Though these symptoms show up differently from child to child and vary based on age, there are some general signs to help you know what to look for. ...

The Physical Effects Trauma Has on the Brain and How You Can Begin to Help Your Child Heal Repeated or prolonged exposure to trauma such as abandonment, neglect, abuse and other tragic events during childhood can leave lasting effects on the brain. Unfortunately, this...

Finding Balance in Your Parenting Style to Help Your Adopted Child with Trauma Learn to Trust and Heal Parenting can be challenging when you are raising an adopted child with trauma. Often, many of the popular parenting approaches, even those regarded as “biblical,”...

Plus How RAD is Treated Children with trauma can experience a host of developmental and emotional disorders. This is often due to the loss of trust and safety they experienced from the adults in their lives. One such disorder your child with trauma may be experiencing...