Reply to "Evidence Based Resiliency Programs"

Karen GrossMember

I worry about resiliency and its underlying assumptions: bouncing back. That is impossible. Kids who have been traumatized need to bounce forward. We need to re-think. See my blog here today. Consider the term "lasticity" and developing that. Detailed in new book called Breakaway Learners. Quick explanation at www.breakawaylearners.com on tab labeled: What is Lasticity? There are examples and checklists and in the trenches experiences. Try that as an alternative to or additive to resiliency. (Book is newly released and available in the usual spots.)

5/7/175:00 AM

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