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When Bedtime Feels Unsafe: Supplementing Sleep in Foster Children

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 This practical, hands-on workshop helps foster parents understand why sleep difficulties are so common for children with trauma and disrupted attachment—and what to do about it. Participants will learn trauma- and attachment-informed strategies to reduce bedtime anxiety, build felt safety, and respond effectively to night wakings. Foster parents will leave with concrete tools, routines, and language they can use immediately to support healthier sleep for both their child and themselves.  

Presented by: Theresa Nash, MA

Course Content

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  • Lesson
    54:15
  • Quiz

Student Ratings & Reviews

4.9
Total 21 Ratings
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TB
2 days ago
Thank you for the information
Good
10/10
GOOD INFORMATION
CM
4 days ago
Great ideas! Thank you!
Good
Good
Yes, this was a good match
Good
AW
2 months ago
Yes it was a good match and training.
WB
2 months ago
Informative
KB
2 months ago
Great information
CG
2 months ago
Helpful information
IC
2 months ago
Me and my child can connect and I can help him feel safe.
VG
2 months ago
This has given me a different outlook on how to help him and me at night with a routine.
J
2 months ago
Great suggestions for sleep support for children provided.
NW
2 months ago
Knowledgeable instructor with usable take-aways
very informative
PS
2 months ago
It was helpful
JW
2 months ago
Lots of good information for helping scared kids get to sleep
BE
2 months ago
great course

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