Intro
Brain and body development that leads to a child reaching their full potential
What is Optimal Development
The experience of multiple, chronic and prolonged, developmentally adverse traumatic events most often of an interpersonal nature and early life onset.
What is Complex Developmental Trauma
How are attachments made
What is trust.
Attunement between a caregiver and a child, complete emotional presence, and giving ones full attention.
What is Mindfulness?
What is Playful Engagement
Difficult pregnancy
Difficult birth
Early Hospitalizations and Abuse, Neglect and Trauma
are examples of...
What are risk factors that cause TBRI to be an Ideal environmental intervention
Study of trauma and health outcomes.
What is ACE's or Adverse Childhood Experiences
What is 3 years?
Connecting, correcting, empowering, are examples of
What is giving a child voice.
Level two response.
What is Structured engagement
What is Empowering Principles
Trauma stimulates the stress response system, which then where's out the immune system and cells
What happens to the brain/body when chronic stress.
What is trauma?
Compromise by giving choices, and sharing power is and example of
Level 3 response
What is calming engagment.
Principles of the soul
This is important in forming attachments.
What is touch or trust.
Helping a child build attachment builds?
What is trust?
Engagement strategies
What is Playful engagement, authoritative voice, behavioral matching, valuing eye contact, health touch.
Level 4 response
What is Protective Engagement?
Principles of the Spirit
Belief of positive outlook on a child's behavior.
What is seeing behavior as a survival response
Being aware of your own personal space, position, and body movements.
What is proprioception?
Components of mindfulness
What is Awareness, calm presence, flexible responding, and creative problem-solving?
IDEAL response components
What is Immediate
Direct
Efficient
Action based
Leveled