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Building Protective Factors from Birth to Five

Robin Sizemore, Executive Director of Hopscotch Adoptions, Inc wrote 1 month ago: Hopscotch Staff is committed to your family’s ongoing success after completing your adoption. … more →

Tags: Conferences, Conference, Mental, building protective factors from birth to five, Childhood Professionals, family protective factors, Early Education

April 2, 2013 is Autism Awareness Day.

Susan E. Craig wrote 1 month ago: Thirty years ago no one would have predicted a day when children with an Autism Spectrum Disorder (A … more →

Tags: Autism Awareness, social communication, trauma-sensitive schools, Autism, Scripts, social stories, trauma-sensitive interventions, visual cues

The (inextricable) Link: Animal abuse, domestic violence, child abuse, elder abuse 3 comments

chengel wrote 1 month ago: “Over the past 30 years, researchers and professionals in a variety of human services and anim … more →

Tags: child abuse, Solutions, Animal Abuse, Child Maltreatment, Domestic Violence, Elder Abuse, human violence, "one science", the link

Of Big Cities, Philadelphia Worst For People In Deep Poverty3 comments

Roy wrote 2 months ago: Philadelphia has the highest rate of deep poverty – people with incomes below half of the pove … more →

Tags: Philadelphia, united states, poverty, Facts and Statistics, Dallas, poverty threshold, Welfare, Poverty Rate, Chicago

How Stress Gets Under the Skin: Q&A With Neuroscientist Bruce McEwen2 comments

Maia Szalavitz wrote 3 months ago: A professor of neuroscience at Rockefeller University, Bruce McEwen investigates how stress affects … more →

Tags: Stress, anxiety, cortisol, Neuroscience, Stress and Health, Stress hormones

Nutrients to overcome the most insidious toxin in autism?1 comment

maryhc wrote 3 months ago: In the autism world, parents are constantly dealing with protecting children from toxins. The detoxi … more →

Tags: environmental hazards, features, foods that heal, Primary Food: Vitamin L, asds, Autism, Autistic Spectrum Disorder, Detoxification, Epigenetics

Toxic Stress and our children2 comments

pediatricprofiler wrote 3 months ago: different yet beautiful I have been reading a great deal of literature lately on the experiences chi … more →

Tags: Behavior, Parenting, Educational Reform, Child Behavior, child development, Helping Children, understanding children, educational reform, ACE Study

Children's Stress Impacts Health And Academics

amyparmenter wrote 5 months ago: By Dr. Marciene Mattleman PHILADELPHIA (CBS) - Positive, short term stress is healthy.  Children nee … more →

Tags: watch & listen, Heard On, Education Week, Homeless, poverty, Marciene Mattleman, Homelessness, 'homeless children

Corporal Punishment Increases Risk of Cancer, Heart Disease, Asthma

Robbyn Peters Bennett, LMHC, CMHS wrote 6 months ago: A recent study published in the Journal of Behavioral Medicine shows that corporal punishment and ve … more →

Tags: spanking research, Research on spanking, Stop Spanking, child brain, Children Abuse, children get spanked, children punishment, Children Spanking, documentary on spanking

Taking neglect seriously6 comments

suesspiciousminds wrote 6 months ago:     Some interesting research about children’s timescales and the Court process, which has … more →

Tags: family justice modernisation, Research, Attachment, cumulative jeopardy, impact of neglect on children, neglect

Little Children Most Vulnerable to Violence

Robbyn Peters Bennett, LMHC, CMHS wrote 6 months ago: Early experiences have formative effects a child’s developing brain. The bottom line is, we mu … more →

Tags: Parent Education, Abuse, ban spanking, banning spanking, child abuse, child brain, Children Abuse, children get spanked, children punishment

Toxic Stress Derails Brain Development1 comment

Robbyn Peters Bennett, LMHC, CMHS wrote 7 months ago: Common Myth – Children are Naturally Resilient What is resilience? Resilience is the ability t … more →

Tags: Parent Education, ban spanking, banning spanking, child brain, Children Abuse, children get spanked, children punishment, Children Spanking, documentary on spanking

Toxic stress, school discipline, and unconditional love

MaryAnn Reynolds wrote 1 year ago: Lincoln High School in Walla Walla, WA, tries new approach to school discipline — suspensions drop 8 … more →

Tags: Blogging, compassion, brain, Inspiration, Love, Science, Katie Raver, Resilience, Trauma & Recovery

Toxic Stress Response

Leah Jane wrote 1 year ago: Yesterday, while I was reading an article about trying out a new form of solving disciplinary issues … more →

Tags: Autism, Disability, trauma, toxic stress response, Stress

Helping Babies Cope With Stress and Learn to Sleep37 comments

ScienceofMom wrote 1 year ago: We’ve all seen the warnings that sleep training causes so much stress to a baby that cortisol floods … more →

Tags: Parenting, Science, sleep, CIO, CIO debate, cortisol, Crying, Sleep Training

Toxic Stress.... duh!

amybisson wrote 1 year ago: It caught my eye immediately as I was scanning yesterday’s Globe: Dr. Jack Shonkoff’s in … more →

Tags: BrainDroppings, Harvard Center on the Developing Child, Dr. Jack Shonkoff, cortisol, stress response in children, insulin levels, socio-economics, Developing Child

"Trauma and Adversity in Childhood: History Need Not Be Destiny" 25 comments

Step On a Crack wrote 1 year ago: I have quite a few acronyms and most of them are not my Friends. I realize that not everyone may und … more →

Tags: Alcoholism, Support, adult child of an alcoholic, OCD, gratitude, ptsd, recovery, aca, child abuse

Trauma and Adversity in Childhood: History Need Not Be Destiny

insidefirst wrote 1 year ago: “It is easier to build strong children than to repair broken men.” An emotional and powe … more →

Tags: General Health, Mental, trauma, adversity, Childhood, Adult, mental health survey, American Academy of Pediatrics, normal brain development

Developmental Delays in Early Childhood

Amy Augenblick wrote 1 year ago: (As part of the #B25 campaign, we are devoting much of the rest of February to sharing these researc … more →

Tags: Advocacy 2, inspiration for Directors, Research, Early Childhood, brain research, B25


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