Description
What does a trauma-informed school look like?
USD$ 39.00
This session is intended for staff and community partners who support school safety and critical incident/trauma-related matters including:
– Principals, Vice Principals and individuals who support school safety, culture and climate
– Educators and school administrators according to school/district needs
– Community partners who support threat risk assessment and violence prevention
(e.g. RCMP, municipal police, child protection social worker, child and youth mental health worker)
Topics covered include:
– What is trauma, and how this impacts youth?
– Understand what kind of trauma youth may have been exposed to while physical distancing
– Students already on our ‘radar’ pre-pandemic – what are we doing to support them?
– Trauma-Informed Practice (TIP) and the students return to class
– The importance of staying connected with High-Risk and Vulnerable Youth
– Changes in baseline behavior currently seen by Safer Schools Together regarding High-Risk and Vulnerable Youth
– Providing links to various resources
What does a trauma-informed school look like?
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