Articles2018-09-10T21:53:23-05:00
  • What is test anxiety and how can we support students when they experience it?

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As the first day of school approaches, parents and children gather their backpacks as educators finalize lesson plans and ready their classrooms. The new school year offers a fresh start for students [...]

  • Managing stress during the COVID-19 pandemic

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While we are all focusing on taking care of our physical health as the outbreak of COVID-19 develops, it’s also important to keep our mental health a priority. When there is a [...]

  • Integrating parents with trauma histories into child trauma treatment: Establishing core components.

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To identify core components of parent/caregiver integration into evidence based child trauma treatment models, specifically those parents/caregivers who have experienced trauma themselves. The Parent/Caregiver Trauma and Healing Coordinating Group (PCTHCG) of the [...]

  • √¢‚ǨÀúAll Kinds Of Trauma√¢‚Ǩ‚Ñ¢: Students Are Returning To School, But Are We Ready To Help Them Cope?

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Rosalinda Guzman was inside a bathroom stall at school when something begged for attention. It was on the door, where the school posts announcements. “That little tiny piece of paper was just [...]

  • Identifying the Intersection of Trauma and Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity: Part I: Key Considerations

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WHY ASK ABOUT SEXUAL ORIENTATION AND GENDER IDENTITY? There is a growing body of evidence showing that Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer/Questioning (LGBTQ+) youth suffer from potentially traumatic events (PTEs) at [...]

  • Heal trauma with rhythm

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Anyone who’s soothed a fussing baby knows that gentle rocking often does the trick. The vestibular (balance-related) stimulation that rocking creates is certainly a part of that. Equally important is the rhythm [...]

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