
As a former school counselor, planning board member of the first fully-trauma-informed school in South Carolina, speaker at several major education conferences, and Trust-Based Relational practitioner, my take on compassionate practices comes from years of advocacy and training. This podcast is the fruit of over 5 years in the trenches of high-risk schools as an educator and school counselor. Util... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 12 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Summer creates feelings of joy and relief from hectic school schedules for most, but for about 30 percent of school-aged children, it causes feelings of dread or even fear. Statistics show that for high-risk students receive more than an education du... more
Micro-insults are no new phenomenon. Lean in as we discuss what they are, the negative impacts they have on development and emotional well-being, and practical strategies to swap outdated slurs for upstanding language. From minimizing females to over... more
In today's episode, we're talking about how sensory regulation through a trauma-informed multi-tiered system of supports is the missing link in moving the needle for student success at your school.
My original research exposed that as a school couns... more
Given the prevalence of screen use in children under two years of age, as a champion for child development and well-being, the negative impacts must be addressed. There is a plethora of research that emphasizes the importance of healthy touch, serve-... more
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This podcast brings so much wisdom and compassion to the conversation around childhood trauma and adversity. The host helps listeners understand the real impact of adverse childhood experiences while equipping educators and school leaders with practical ways to support students with care and grace. Her systemic perspective is both refreshing and necessary. Every episode leaves me with a deeper understanding of children and the adults who serve them. Highly recommend.









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