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  • Brain Development and the Effects of Early Deprivation

    Brain Development and the Effects of Early Deprivation

    Course ID: CCEI120Course Hours: 1Course Level: Intermediate

    This course examines the effects of early childhood deprivation, maltreatment and abuse on brain development.

  • Building Resilience in Young Children

    Building Resilience in Young Children

    Course ID: SOC109Course Hours: 2Course Level: Beginner

    This course helps participants understand what resilience is and how it helps children work through difficult and traumatic events in their lives. The course focuses on the role of the early care and education professional in developing a program that promotes resilience. The course explores a wide range of activities and practices suited for infants through school age children.

  • Establishing Trauma Informed Practices in Early Learning Environments

    Establishing Trauma Informed Practices in Early Learning Environments

    Course ID: SOC108Course Hours: 2Course Level: Beginner

    Early care and education providers work with diverse groups of students from all walks of life. Statistics show that 26% percent of children living in America will experience some sort of trauma in their life before the age of four. This course introduces the concept of trauma in the lives of young children and focuses on ways to incorporate trauma-informed practices into the environment and interactions with children.

  • Supporting Children and Families Who Have Experienced Trauma

    Supporting Children and Families Who Have Experienced Trauma

    Course ID: SOC110Course Hours: 2Course Level: Intermediate

    This course explores the developmental impacts of different types of family trauma, from parent incarceration, family separation and military deployment, to domestic violence, addiction, and loss of a loved one. Participants will learn ways, based on current brain research, to structure support for children and families who have experienced trauma. Specific classroom strategies and parent resources are also provided.

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