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Untangled: A Go-To Guide for Caregivers of Traumatized Children, Families, and Communities

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Trauma creates substantial pain and suffering and can inevitably create cycles of dysfunction that may span generations. We can and should break these cycles and build bridges of trust and empowerment that renew hope and help families heal, not just for this generation but for the sake of all those to follow. The good news is that children are resilient and have innate abilities to recover from their painful past, heal the invisible wounds of trauma, and rebuild their lives. But this will not occur without the perseverance and hard work of good people who care deeply about children. If you are a parent or caregiver whose children have been traumatized by events like war, forced displacement, disaster, abuse, neglect, or violence, this book is for you. This book will increase your understanding about your empowering role, what your children need, how they develop, how trauma interrupts their development, how to show your children healing love and attention, and how to use community resources to achieve that. It will also suggest ways to take care of yourself in the process. If you are a mental health professional, a teacher, an advocate, or community leader, this book is also for you.

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Untangled: A Go-To Guide for Caregivers of Traumatized Children, Families, and Communities, Omar Reda

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2019
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Tytuł
Untangled: A Go-To Guide for Caregivers of Traumatized Children, Families, and Communities
Język
angielski
Autorzy
Omar Reda
Rok wydania
2019
Oprawa
miękka
Liczba stron
122
ISBN13
9781594980596
Seria
Ocena
4,4 z 5
Opis
Trauma creates substantial pain and suffering and can inevitably create cycles of dysfunction that may span generations. We can and should break these cycles and build bridges of trust and empowerment that renew hope and help families heal, not just for this generation but for the sake of all those to follow. The good news is that children are resilient and have innate abilities to recover from their painful past, heal the invisible wounds of trauma, and rebuild their lives. But this will not occur without the perseverance and hard work of good people who care deeply about children. If you are a parent or caregiver whose children have been traumatized by events like war, forced displacement, disaster, abuse, neglect, or violence, this book is for you. This book will increase your understanding about your empowering role, what your children need, how they develop, how trauma interrupts their development, how to show your children healing love and attention, and how to use community resources to achieve that. It will also suggest ways to take care of yourself in the process. If you are a mental health professional, a teacher, an advocate, or community leader, this book is also for you.