Helping Resource Parents and Caregivers Embrace Trauma-Responsive Parenting Strategies

Core Information on Post-Permanency Services, Trauma-Informed Care

2021

60+ minutes

AdoptUSKids

Barb Clark

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Discusses the parenting strategies needed for children who have experienced trauma, including trauma in-utero, such as fetal alcohol spectrum disorders. Explores how staff in support programs can help parents and caregivers learn and apply trauma-responsive parenting strategies and support caregivers through challenges with these new techniques.

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