Trauma victims, whether single or repeated, often include children and adolescents, who are trying to overcome devastating, and often horrific, experiences.
Edward C. Caslin – Trauma Recovery for Children & Adolescents
- Signs to watch out for for– microfacial gestures and subtle body cues
- Trauma hyper: Physiological relief-Arousal
- Reduce – Frontal lobe activity and cortisol production.
Trauma victims, whether single or repeated, often include children and adolescents, who are trying to overcome devastating, and sometimes unimaginable, experiences. Our goal is to prevent reoccurrences.-Hyper- and traumatization-Use time to stimulate your emotions-Effective therapeutic strategies have been tested and validated by research.
Join Edward CaslinLCSW to share his clinical expertise in working alongside children, urban and suburban, with traumas of single or recurring nature.
- PTSD
- Physical/emotional/domestic violence
- Separation/divorce
- Suicidal ideation
- Harassment/bullying
- Shootings/bodily injury
- Homelessness
- Perpetuated messages from over-achievement & performance
He will demonstrate how to treat children to recognize their physiological reactions to everyday triggers and not re-injure them.-Through body-focused mindfulness techniques, you can activate their trauma arousal reaction to stimuli. Learn how to best support kids in developing the necessary self-You can use coping skills to deal with future and current situations. The children will be able to choose to respond to trauma triggers and stimuli, rather than react.
- Relaxation breathing
- Yoga
- Deep breathing
- Tai Chi
- Guided Imagery meditation
- Chi Gong
- Meditation for individuals
- Aerobic body movements
- Fun, simple activities and games
This course offers clinicians an opportunity to change their assessment perspective and validate the adoption of proven alternatives. for Children can be treated quickly and effectively for trauma!!
- Explain the effects trauma has on the brain’s structure and function from a psychological and developmental perspective.
- Recognize the symptoms, behaviors, and signs of trauma stress.
- Identify the effects of trauma to the brain-Body connection and body mindfulness for Resilience, healing, and growth.
- To foster positive, solution-oriented decision making, use body mindfulness techniques.
- Discuss with children how to support them in identifying triggers that lead to positive solutions-You can choose from a variety of bases.
- When teaching mindfulness to the body, identify a positive solution-oriented approach to emotional triggers.
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Trauma & Stress-Similar Disorders in Kids
- Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).
- Reactive Attachment disorders
- Acute Stress disorders
- Social Engagement Disorder with Disinhibited Behaviors
- OCD – Obsessive thinking / compulsive behavior
Neuroscience and Traumatized Brain
- Symptomology, skill deficiencies and behavioral concerns
- Neurodevelopmental, psychological, and neuro-Biological lens
- High-Preventing risk-cognitive, episodic, recurrent
- Triune Brain Model – lobes
- Re-Hyper- and traumatization-Arousal
- Sensitized brain and conditioned cues
- Bodily reactions, and biological changes
- Self, attachment, and embodiment-Regulation and resilience
- Interoception “gut instinct” – intuitiveness
Mindfulness Techniques for Repairing the Brain
- Rewire the brain’s hard drive
- Neuro-Integration and Neuroplasticity
- Hope, compassion, and rapport
- Interoception: Connecting / Listening to the “I” The body
- Tuning In: present moment awareness
- Focusing: Mastery of shifting and maintaining your attention
- Self-Regulation: Embodiment, control, safety, and choice to live
Mindfulness Techniques to Restore the Body
- Breathing is our body anchor
- Embodiment: Movement with purpose
- Relaxation: To calm the Autonomic Nervous System.
- Kindness: nurturing compassion for Self and others
- Trauma Resilience: Yoga, tai Chi, chi Gong, meditations, imagery, breathing and exercise
Ultimate Trauma Recovery
- Relaxation: To calm the Autonomic Nervous System.
- Kindness: nurturing compassion for Self and others
Course Features
- Lectures 0
- Quizzes 0
- Duration Lifetime access
- Skill level All levels
- Language English
- Students 92
- Assessments Yes