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Helping Them Heal: How Teachers Can Support Young Children Who Experience Stress and Trauma - Paperback

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Category: Child Development

A young child's brain is uniquely sensitive to the effects of stress and trauma, which can have detrimental, long-term developmental impact. "Helping Them Heal" provides answers, ideas, and specific classroom strategies to move trauma-affected children in positive directions. Educators will learn ways to help children build resilience, self-regulation, and self-competence using this sensitive, supportive, and practical guide. Paperback. 192 pages.

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Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Isabella Q. ★★★★★

I've been recommending this to every teacher I know—the section on how trauma actually reshapes a young brain finally gave me concrete language to use in parent conferences. It's practical without being preachy, and the case examples made the strategies click for me.

Penelope N. ★★★★★

Finally, a book that gets down to the practical side of trauma—the specific strategies for the classroom are exactly what I needed, not just another theory dump. The section on brain development made the “why” behind my students’ behaviors finally click for me. I finished it in two sittings and alre

Violet A. ★★★★☆

The concrete examples of how trauma affects brain development are really eye-opening. I was hoping for a bit more on classroom activities, but the strategies included are practical enough to use right away.