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The Importance of Trauma-Informed Care - R&R: Resilience & Relationships - Stephanie Olson and Rebecca Saunders
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In this episode of R & R Resilience and Relationships, Stephanie Olson and Rebecca Saunders discuss the critical need for trauma-informed training in schools and the challenges faced by parents when addressing inappropriate situations involving their children. They explore the mindset of denial prevalent in some private schools, the importance of recognizing and responding to trauma, and the necessity of creating supportive environments for youth. The conversation emphasizes the need for open dialogue about trauma and the responsibility of educators and communities to be prepared to support those in need.
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Takeaways
The mindset of denial in schools can hinder effective responses to inappropriate situations.
Trauma-informed training is essential for educators to support students effectively.
Disclosures of abuse are a sign of trust and should be met with support, not disbelief.
Trauma can manifest in various ways, and responses to it can differ among individuals.
There is a need for schools to create safe environments for students to disclose their experiences.
Understanding trauma is crucial for anyone working with children, not just educators.
The importance of consent and recognizing atypical reactions to touch is vital in trauma-informed care.
Youth may exhibit behaviors that are misinterpreted as 'bad' when they are actually seeking help.
Communities must be aware of the hidden struggles that youth face behind closed doors.
Open conversations about trauma are necessary to foster understanding and support.
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