Healing Environments Supporting Children in Trauma: Creating Safe & Nurturing Spaces
Healing Environments Supporting Children in Trauma: Creating Safe & Nurturing Spaces
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Category: Trauma Informed
Length: Self-paced (2 hour total)
Course Description:
This course guides educators in creating safe and nurturing environments that support children impacted by trauma. Participants will explore the causes and effects of childhood trauma, recognize symptoms across ages birth to five, and examine both the physical and emotional components of a healing environment. Strategies for classroom design, emotional support structures, and sustaining a trauma-sensitive culture will help educators foster spaces where children feel secure, valued, and ready to thrive.
What You’ll Learn:
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
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Identify common causes and effects of childhood trauma and recognize behavioral and emotional symptoms in young children.
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Explain the key components of safe and nurturing environments, including physical design and emotional support structures.
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Implement strategies to create and sustain healing environments that promote security, trust, and resilience in children.
Certificate: Participants receive a certificate of completion for 1 professional development hour.
COURSE ACCESS EXPIRES WITHIN 7 DAYS OF PURCHASE. We understand things happen, if you need an extension for any reason, please contact us at attheheartoftll@gmail.com
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