- Instructor: Lisa Gosnell
Categories: Webinar
The past few years have been incredibly difficult as our kids and teens have faced school closings, social isolation, missed milestones, trauma, threats of school violence, and more.
This presentation will address:
- Ways we can help
- Open and effective communication among stakeholders
- The impact of Adverse Childhood Experiences
- Understanding and identifying trauma
- Behavior supports through IDEA
- Developing an effective safety plan
- The benefits of One-Page Profiles
- Establishing positive relationships with School Resource Officers (SROs)
- Expanding your child’s support team
Click here to view the recording
Handouts:
- Click here to download the presentation
- ACEs Quiz http://adversechildhoodexperiences.net/quiz.html
- TN County Profiles www.tn.gov/tccy/countyprofiles
- Trauma-Informed Practices: Considerations for the IEP Meeting article http://bit.ly/3lZf58I
- Adult Driven Strategies https://bit.ly/adult-driven-strategies
- Special Education Eligibility guide https://bit.ly/TN-Sp-Ed-Eligibility-Guide-Jun2022
- One-page profile template https://bit.ly/3Lq7wR6
- More one-page profile examples http://bit.ly/2BxXb2Z
- “FBA” article in TNSTEPs Winter Newsletter https://bit.ly/TNSTEP-Winter-Newsletter-2023
- “Safety Plan” article in the TNSTEPs Fall Newsletter https://bit.ly/TNSTEP-Fall-Newsletter-2022
- Evaluation for today’s presentation https://form.jotform.com/TNstep/safe-and-supportive-schools-eval
TNSTEP’s Webinar Recording archived on 2/21/23
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