Trauma
Summit
Trauma impacts us all! Participants will discuss adverse childhood experiences, its impact on children and adults, the effects on learning, relating, and developing social emotional skills. Through interactive discussion and video we will begin to learn more appropriate responses to students who have been impacted by trauma, understand trauma safe schools and develop our own set of self-awareness and self-care skills. This is an introductory session to Trauma Informed Care Series.
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Trauma Wheel
Use the color wheel to help open communication about stress levels with your students. Click on the picture to get the link.
Feeling Words
Use this handout to assist students with identifying how they are feeling.Click on the picture to get the link.
Restorative Practices Link
Restorative practices is centered around building strong relationships as well as repairing harm to those relationships. Restorative practices allows people to talk to one another and share honest and true stories and deal with those stories in a healing way. Click on the picture to get the link.
This is a free training resource designed to give anyone who works with children important trauma-focused information about how student learning and behavior is impacted by trauma and how educators and support staff can help students develop a greater sense of safety at school and begin to build new emotional regulation skills.
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NCTSN- Childhood Trauma Toolkit for Educators
This site has a wealth of information on becoming a trauma informed educator.
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Calming Activities
Use the following slides to assist with practicing mindfulness and calming the anxious mind.
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Your Why: SB11 and HB18
Trauma training (TEC) 21.451 Staff Development