by nancy | Dec 20, 2021 | Resource Articles
Family is an important part of nearly everyone’s life. For most, your family members are the people that support you, provide safety, shelter, and food, and they are also the ones who make you feel loved. Now consider how significant a family is for a child from...
by nancy | Dec 16, 2021 | Resource Articles
The trauma that occurred within a child’s first few months or even in utero can have a lasting impact on their development. While in some developmental realms there may not be any delays recognized, other areas may be impacted tremendously. It is essential that...
by Cathy Tompkins, MA | Dec 15, 2021 | Thoughts for Families, Uncategorized
I’m going to focus on a concept possibly unfamiliar but worth your attention. Dosing is a word used by Dr. Bruce Perry of the Neurosequential Model to describe the role a caregiver has in controlling how much stress children with chronic trauma histories can...
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