Reply to "Concrete steps for teachers"

Brendan,

The Attachment & Trauma Network can help you. We help teachers not only understand different behavior response strategies, but we also teach them how to create a trauma-informed lesson so that their everyday teaching improves the behaviors of children with trauma and all children. As a former principal, I appreciate the overwhelming responsibilities. If you really want to trauma-inform your school, shrink your achievement gap, improve attendance, and decrease behavior reports, you are going to need help.

Send me a private message. I'm happy to speak with you on the phone about some steps you can take to get started.

Melissa Sadin

5/22/176:39 AM

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