Identifying and responding to trauma

II : ages 6 to adolescence

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Bruce Duncan Perry
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Identifying and responding to trauma

II : ages 6 to adolescence

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"Since teachers spend so much time with this age group, this program specifically targets teachers to help them form positive attachments and offer concrete help to their students. Sample guidelines include being respectful, giving positive reinforcement, investing quality time and attention, being consistent, and building honest relationships."--Container.

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Magna Systems
Language
English
Pages
29

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Identifying and responding to trauma: II : ages 6 to adolescence
2002, Magna Systems
videorecording : in English
Cover of: Identifying and responding to trauma
Identifying and responding to trauma: I : ages 0 to 5 years old
2002, Magna Systems
videorecording : in English

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Table of Contents

Introduction
Gender differences
Reactions to threat
Trauma and learning
Avoidance
Discipline
Teachers
Relationships.

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Barrington, IL
Series
Understanding childhood trauma, Tapping learning potential, ECE 465 (NU course), EXC 621 (NU course), EXC 622 (NU course), EXC 623 (NU course), EXC 624 (NU course)
Other Titles
Identifying and responding to trauma II

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[videorecording] :
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1 videodisc (29 min.)
Number of pages
29

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Open Library
OL47074275M
ISBN 10
1557404372
ISBN 13
9781557404374
OCLC/WorldCat
77726176

Work Description

Discusses how caregivers and teachers can intervene to build trust and provide guidance, predictability, and support to children.

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