by Valerie | Jun 14, 2022 | Childhood Trauma, Parent Resources, School Resources, Uncategorized
Helping Students from All Backgrounds Succeed in the Classroom As a teacher, when you hear the term “student engagement,” you probably think of strategies that can be built into lesson plans that help students connect and remember material better. However, you...
by Valerie | May 24, 2022 | Childhood Trauma, Parent Resources, School Resources
Why Making Assumptions about a Student’s Behavior Won’t Lead to Positive Changes in Behavior A teacher’s day is fast paced and jam packed. There are many aspects of the classroom that you have to juggle and you are constantly tweaking classroom management...
by Valerie | May 10, 2022 | Childhood Trauma, Parent Resources, School Resources
Plus How to Begin to Heal from the Effects of Childhood Trauma Trauma can happen in any stage of life. When not properly treated, it can continue to affect us well into adulthood. Trauma and our life experiences in childhood shape the way we see the world around...
by Valerie | Apr 26, 2022 | Childhood Trauma, Parent Resources, School Resources
What is Neuroplasticity and How it Can Help Students with Childhood Trauma Heal Trauma is such a difficult thing to heal from, especially complex trauma, but there is hope! Our brains have an amazing ability to adapt and create new pathways, helping students who...
by Valerie | Apr 12, 2022 | Childhood Trauma, Parent Resources
The Effects of Refugee Trauma and How to Treat It Refugee trauma is particularly difficult to heal from. Children who have experienced war or persecution will have complex and deep trauma due to the violence and death they have witnessed as well as the displacement...
by Valerie | Mar 22, 2022 | Childhood Trauma, Parent Resources
The Science of Neuroplasticity and How it Can Help Heal Childhood Trauma Hope is a strong emotion that is evident in times of high stress. How so? Scientists have been learning more about stress tolerance and how it can help us remain regulated during dysregulating...
