Apoyando a los niños y las familias que han sufrido experiencias traumáticas
Este curso explora los impactos en el desarrollo de diferentes tipos de traumas familiares, desde el encarcelamiento de uno o ambos padres, la separación de la familia y el despliegue militar, hasta la violencia doméstica, la adicción y la pérdida de un ser querido. Los participantes aprenderán estrategias basadas en las investigaciones recientes del cerebro, para establecer estructuras de apoyo para los niños y las familias que han sufrido experiencias traumáticas. También se proporcionarán estrategias específicas para el aula y recursos para los padres.
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