Understanding the Impact of Trauma on Children's Brains, Bodies & Behaviour (Head Office)
During this interactive session, participants will:
Gain a deep understanding of how trauma impacts children’s neurobiological development, particularly on their brains, bodies, and behaviours.
Explore trauma’s effects on arousal, attention, and memory, and how it shapes a child’s capacity to engage.
Engage in experiential learning and practical regulatory activities that help regulate children’s nervous systems.
Reflect on children’s behaviour through a lens of connection, communication, and support, focusing on early warning signs of dysregulation and preventative strategies rather than reactive responses.
November 7th, 2024
9.30am - 4.30pm
During this interactive session, participants will:
Gain a deep understanding of how trauma impacts children’s neurobiological development, particularly on their brains, bodies, and behaviours.
Explore trauma’s effects on arousal, attention, and memory, and how it shapes a child’s capacity to engage.
Engage in experiential learning and practical regulatory activities that help regulate children’s nervous systems.
Reflect on children’s behaviour through a lens of connection, communication, and support, focusing on early warning signs of dysregulation and preventative strategies rather than reactive responses.
November 7th, 2024
9.30am - 4.30pm
During this interactive session, participants will:
Gain a deep understanding of how trauma impacts children’s neurobiological development, particularly on their brains, bodies, and behaviours.
Explore trauma’s effects on arousal, attention, and memory, and how it shapes a child’s capacity to engage.
Engage in experiential learning and practical regulatory activities that help regulate children’s nervous systems.
Reflect on children’s behaviour through a lens of connection, communication, and support, focusing on early warning signs of dysregulation and preventative strategies rather than reactive responses.