In school, trauma often looks like defiance, inattention, or anxietyโbut these behaviors are frequently misunderstood. This video explores how trauma disrupts a childโs ability to focus, feel safe, and build relationships in academic settings. Youโll learn how everyday school experiences can act as triggers, and what you can do to help your child feel more secure. Weโll also cover ways to partner with teachers and counselors, so your child receives the support they need to succeed.
Trauma and the School Experience: When the Classroom Feels Unsafe
Common Pain Points
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Misinterpreted Behaviors at School
Parents are often told their child is being defiant, distracted, or disruptiveโwhen trauma may actually be the underlying issue.
Triggers Hidden in the School Environment
Seemingly routine aspects of schoolโlike timed tests, transitions, or peer conflictโcan trigger intense emotional reactions that go unnoticed or unaddressed.
Difficulty Advocating Effectively
Parents may struggle to explain their childโs needs to educators in a way that garners understanding and collaboration instead of blame.
Module Benefits
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Clarity on How Trauma Affects Learning
Gain a clearer understanding of how trauma disrupts focus, memory, behavior, and emotional regulation in school settings.
Tools to Advocate With Confidence
Learn language and strategies to help teachers and staff recognize trauma-related challenges and respond with compassion and structure.
Practical Support Strategies
Discover actionable ways to help your child feel safer and more supported in both academic and home environments.
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