This training helps foster and adoptive parents understand anger in children through a trauma informed lens. Participants will learn practical tools to support emotional regulation, strengthen connection, respond calmly during difficult behaviors, and help children develop healthy coping skills in a safe and supportive environment Presented by: Natasha Hope-Moriarty, LMSW
Understanding Triggers and Regression in Children from Trauma Backgrounds is a practical, 1-hour workshop designed to help foster parents make sense of challenging behaviors and respond with confidence. Children who have experienced trauma may react strongly to everyday situations or temporarily return to earlier developmental behaviors when stressed; this session explains why that happens and what […]
Teaching coping skills Creating sensory-friendly environments Tools for anxiety, anger, and grief Presented by: Janae Combs, MA, LPC
Recent and reliable studies indicate that one in twenty children in the school classroom have been exposed to alcohol in-utero. Even more concerning is that between 70 and 80 percent of children entering foster care have been exposed. Parenting a child with FASD requires a unique set of skills. In this training, Dr. Mark Andrews of Adoptive Family Resources,Inc. […]
