Victoria Grinman – Treating Traumatic Stress in Kids

Our teens and children are plagued by anxiety, panic, inattention, stress, and other mental disorders that make it difficult for them to learn, play, and grow. Many

Victoria Grinman – Treating Traumatic Stress in Kids

• Unpacking Traumatic Stress For Kids
  • Hijackers of executive function and emotional balance: Anxiety panic, fear, toxic stress, worry
  • The Whole Picture: Neurodevelopmental, Psychological and Neuronal.-Biological lens
  • Triune Brain: Connect and Engage the Three Levels
  • Stress and trauma compromise key functions
  • Co-Regulating and the power of relation
  • Empathy and Mirror neurons in modeling
• Prepare Kids Minds and Bodies
  • Learning & Play
  • Guidelines for Trauma Care-A mindfulness and integrative yoga practitioner who is knowledgeable
  • Neuroplasticity exercises that work: Rewiring your young brain
  • Neurointegration helps to balance the different brain regions
• Yoga, Mindfulness & Sensory
  • Techniques: Putting them into practice
  • To increase self-confidence, master the use of the 7 senses in any technique.-Awareness and connection
  • Enjoy 50+ dynamic ready-To-Use techniques to treat the most affected areas of functioning due to traumatic stress in The body:
  • Breathe
    • Make the most of your anchor
    • Move with your partner and pair breathe
    • Challenges increase motivation and decrease resistance
  • Embodiment
    • Support kids in Using their internal resources to be solid, grounded, and balanced
    • With intention and purpose, movement
    • Encourage self-help-Awareness and insight
  • Interoception and Tuning IN
    • The first step towards self-actualization-Advocacy: Help children to see when their bodies send a message
    • Listen to the “I” The body
  • Concentrating
    • Learn how to manage your attention.
    • Prioritizing stimuli & information
  • Relaxation
    • Start a relaxation response. Soothe your autonomic nervous systems
  • Kindness & Gratitude
    • To cultivate compassion for oneself and others
• You can integrate skills into your daily life
  • Master 15+ seated modifications and partner poses, as well as group games
  • Make a plan.-Home tool-Bag
  • Recipes for making props and tools from scratch
  • Aromatherapy: Overview
  • Tips to work with different strengths, abilities, and needs: Autism, ADHD and deaf communities, among others.
• Challenges As Opportunities:
  • Resistant Behavior
  • The Child versus the Plan
  • Expectations and results
  • Make a self-help guide-care plan

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Description:

• Transform your work with kids—The secret to co-Regulation for better attachment
• Use the 7 senses to increase connection, effectiveness, and accessibility
• Stop the hijackers of emotion regulation and executive function

For teens and kids, anxiety, panic attacks, inattention, stress and panic are all too common. This makes it difficult for them to be happy, learn, and grow. Many children feel lonely, alone, scared, sad, angry and afraid. They are more vulnerable to anxiety, depression, disconnection and other psychological and physiological problems.

Anxiety, fear and worry are the main hijackers of attention, focus and selflessness in children.-regulation.

This seminar is highly experiential and will cover the most difficult diagnoses and behaviors, including:

• Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD).
• Oppositional Defiance Disorder (ODD).
• Reactive Attachment Disorder
• Anxiety, intense worry, fear
• Sleeplessness
• Tantrums
• Aggression and anger outbursts
• Withdrawal
• School-avoidance
• Impulsivity
• Risk taking behaviors
• More information. . .

This integrative approach to mindfulness and yoga includes:

• Sensory Integration Activities
• Co-Regulation mastery
• Aromatherapy
• Chair-Exercises based
• Cognitive behavioral approaches
• Sensorimotor modalities

Each activity is described in detail. Learn how to modify it for children. Discover how to integrate it into your current practice.

Here’s what you’ll get in Victoria Grinman – Treating Traumatic Stress in Kids