Understanding Trauma’s Impact on Learning and Schools - Collaborating between Caregivers and Schools to Create an Effective Plan
3-Hour Training
Applies to certification - All Certification Streams
$145 + HST
This workshop will provide an introduction to the foundations of trauma and attachment as they shape behaviour, learning, and our executive functions. Strategies for creating a trauma-informed school setting and an introduction to sensory intervention and research around the efficacy of this approach will also be provided.
Participants will gain an understanding of:
All ATTCH trainings are based on current research by leading experts in trauma and attachment and include best-practice and evidence-based techniques and approaches.
Next training scheduled for March 10, 2017 9-12.
Training will be held at our centre in St. Davids, 239 Four Mile Creek Road (enter Niagara-on-the-Lake as the city in your GPS).
Our location is minutes from the breathtaking Niagara Falls, the picturesque town of Niagara-on-the-Lake, and the city of St. Catharines.
Advance registration is required, limited spaces available to ensure individualized attention. Please contact reception@attch.org to register.
Applies to certification - All Certification Streams
$145 + HST
This workshop will provide an introduction to the foundations of trauma and attachment as they shape behaviour, learning, and our executive functions. Strategies for creating a trauma-informed school setting and an introduction to sensory intervention and research around the efficacy of this approach will also be provided.
Participants will gain an understanding of:
- the impact of trauma and attachment on brain development, behaviours, and relationships throughout life
- implicit and explicit memory, how trauma impacts learning and attention
- common symptoms, themes, and behaviours of traumatized individuals
- differential diagnosis how trauma looks like but is different than ADHD, ODD, grief etc.
- trauma as a sensory experience
- providing sensory interventions
- activities to enhance learning, increase attention, and reduce arousal levels
- individual support plans
- tips for creating a trauma-informed classroom
All ATTCH trainings are based on current research by leading experts in trauma and attachment and include best-practice and evidence-based techniques and approaches.
Next training scheduled for March 10, 2017 9-12.
Training will be held at our centre in St. Davids, 239 Four Mile Creek Road (enter Niagara-on-the-Lake as the city in your GPS).
Our location is minutes from the breathtaking Niagara Falls, the picturesque town of Niagara-on-the-Lake, and the city of St. Catharines.
Advance registration is required, limited spaces available to ensure individualized attention. Please contact reception@attch.org to register.
Workshop: Trauma Informed Schools - All Certification Streams
3-Hour Training
Applies to certification - All Certification Streams
This workshop will provide an introduction to the foundations of trauma and attachment as they shape behaviour, perception, and relationships throughout the lifespan. Strategies for creating a trauma-informed school setting and an introduction to sensory intervention and research around the efficacy of this approach will also be provided.
Participants will gain an understanding of:
All ATTCH trainings are based on current research by leading experts in trauma and attachment and include best-practice and evidence-based techniques and approaches.
Applies to certification - All Certification Streams
This workshop will provide an introduction to the foundations of trauma and attachment as they shape behaviour, perception, and relationships throughout the lifespan. Strategies for creating a trauma-informed school setting and an introduction to sensory intervention and research around the efficacy of this approach will also be provided.
Participants will gain an understanding of:
- the impact of trauma and attachment on brain development, behaviours, and relationships throughout life
- implicit and explicit memory, how trauma impacts learning and attention
- common symptoms, themes, and behaviours of traumatized individuals
- differential diagnosis how trauma looks like but is different than ADHD, ODD, grief etc.
- trauma as a sensory experience
- providing sensory interventions
- how to help someone who has experienced trauma
- activities to enhance learning, increase attention, and reduce arousal levels
All ATTCH trainings are based on current research by leading experts in trauma and attachment and include best-practice and evidence-based techniques and approaches.
*Please note that online registrations include an additional fee to cover associated fees for using these products. You can make an transfer through online banking at no extra cost.
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