Trauma-Informed Practices Part 1
First Presenter's Institution
Greater Greenville Mental Health Center
First Presenter's Brief Biography
Christopher Haines, MS, LPC Director, Greater Greenville Mental Health Center
Document Type
Individual Presentation
Primary Strand
Mental Health
Relevance to Primary Strand
Multi-tiered systems of support (MTSS) principles will be reviewed and applied for school-wide and classroom-wide practices that include SEL and mental health literacy.
Brief Program Description
Christopher Haines, MS, LPC Director, Greater Greenville Mental Health Center
Summary
Building on the information in Part w, participants will learn strategies and trauma-informed practices that support the mental health of all students. Brain states and their associated behavior will be taught in addition to practical strategies for helping children become ready to learn. Multi-tiered systems of support (MTSS) principles will be reviewed and applied for school-wide and classroom-wide practices that include SEL and mental health literacy. Mental health impacts on students and staff from factors related to the COVID-19 pandemic will be addressed.
Evidence
N/a
Biographical Sketch
N/a
Learning Objective 1
learn strategies and trauma-informed practices that support the mental health of all students
Learning Objective 2
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Recommended Citation
Haines, Christopher, "Trauma-Informed Practices Part 1" (2022). Southeast Conference on School Climate. 45.
https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/secsc/2022/2022/45
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Trauma-Informed Practices Part 1
Building on the information in Part w, participants will learn strategies and trauma-informed practices that support the mental health of all students. Brain states and their associated behavior will be taught in addition to practical strategies for helping children become ready to learn. Multi-tiered systems of support (MTSS) principles will be reviewed and applied for school-wide and classroom-wide practices that include SEL and mental health literacy. Mental health impacts on students and staff from factors related to the COVID-19 pandemic will be addressed.