Without supportive adults, traumatic events can leave a lasting impact on children. Be there for your child - check out our resources on the Trauma Network for Children website today! https://bit.ly/31Zfv2e | KK Women's and Children's Hospital

When a student’s been through trauma, their brain goes into survival mode—and the parts responsible for planning, organizing, and thinking things through can take a serious hit. In this episode of Learning Differently, trauma specialist Shayna Abraham unpacks how trauma reshapes the developing brain, why executive functioning skills often fall apart, and how those struggles get mislabeled as “behavior problems” in school. 👉 Comment WATCH to get the full episode sent to you, or visit the link in

Establishing a classroom culture where students exposed to trauma feel psychologically safe is critical to support their academic success. “That’s how we move kids through a trauma experience into a learning experience,” says Dr. Tammy Hughes. Learn more about how to support students exposed to trauma: https://at.apa.org/a5d58b #students #trauma #mentalhealth | American Psychological Association

With almost half of U.S. children having experienced one or more types of childhood trauma, incorporating trauma-informed practices in schools is more important than ever. Hear how CPI can help you get started. https://bit.ly/3RpgLCI | Crisis Prevention Institute