Trauma and Intersectionality of Special Education-A135
Understand the impact of trauma in order to create supportive environments and build trust so students can feel safe and empowered. Tanisha Jones & LaKeisha Smith
The impact of trauma varies widely; some may cope and find resilience, while others might struggle for years. It's important to recognize that healing is possible, often aided by support systems, therapy, and self-care practices. Understanding and addressing trauma can lead to personal growth and improved well-being over time. Supporting students in the behavior department of Special Education is crucial for helping students thrive academically and socially. Each student has unique challenges, and your role likely involves a mix of behavioral interventions, collaboration with teachers, and providing resources to families. Participants will learn the importance of provide consistent routines, and incorporating social-emotional learning can help students feel safe and empowered.