Meeting the Needs of Severely Traumatized Youth: How Do We Design Individual Trauma-Sensitive Plans for Students?
About the seminar
SPEAKER
Jen Alexander, M.A., NCC, SB-RPT
SEMINAR LENGTH
2 days
NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS
Up to 100 people
Who will benefit from this seminar:
Principals, superintendents, school counselors, school psychologists, and other PreK–12 leaders who are committed to ensuring that every student feels safe and ready to learn
SPEAKER FEES
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Learn how to meet the needs of severely traumatized youth through individual planning and programs
In this comprehensive, two-day training session, experienced teacher trainer and author of the bestselling book Building Trauma-Sensitive Schools, Jen Alexander will guide educators in creating child-specific trauma-sensitive plans. After a brief review of the definition of trauma and new information about secondary traumatic stress, educators will learn how to meet the needs of severely traumatized youth through individual planning and programs. This training includes an emphasis on trauma-informed, attachment-focused interventions paired with discussion about the complex needs of severely traumatized youth. Participants will collaborate and receive support as they begin to design a plan for one of their students.
Participants will
- Define secondary traumatic stress.
- Set a goal to improve how you take good care of self and others.
- Explore the needs of severely traumatized youth.
- Begin the process of designing a trauma-sensitive plan for an individual student.
- Receive feedback on your plan, progress monitoring, or coaching ideas.
- Brainstorm how to celebrate success in your school.
(Please note: The training will incorporate concepts from the book Building Trauma-Sensitive Schools. Please purchase your copy of the book and bring it with you to the training session.)
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Includes
In this 2-day seminar, Jen Alexander will guide educators in creating child-specific trauma-sensitive plans.
Upon successful completion of the seminar, participants will receive a certificate of completion.