Building Resilience in Students Impacted by Adverse Childhood Experiences: A Whole-Staff Approach

If you are an educator, I highly recommend this book. It is an important too understand that many of our students have adverse childhood experiences and there are some great suggestions for how to support our students.

Great book

Awesome read! Learned spot about dealing with students when it comes to discipline. I plan to incorporate these new strategies into the classroom!

Excellent!

A wealth of tools, processes, resources, discussions, checklists, and guidance for teachers, school counselors, administrators and even homeschool teachers like me. After some particularly traumatic experiences my family went through, I began searching for resources on building and supporting resiliency in my kids, and came across this book.Though the book is clearly written with an (industrial model) school classroom in mind, I was also able to adapt a lot of really useful material for my own homeschool. This is not simply a how-to or academic resource, though there is plenty of that. The personal stories from educators and school staff made the book more readable and enjoyable. It was through the thoughtful stories of other educators that I was able to identify with so many perspectives on trauma, how it affects our ability to learn, socialize and relate, in our youth and into adulthood.I pleasantly found this book to be more useful than I expected. Thanks for reading. I hope this review is helpful!