Recently I was speaking to trauma-experts from Oregon. We were discussing the struggles of conducting research around trauma. Perhaps the most famous research centers around the studies that gave us ACEs, Adverse Childhood Experiences. The evidence from the ACEs research seems irrefutable: adverse childhood experiences can profoundly influence the architecture of the brain and the […]
The Power of Relationships in Schools
For years one of the significant goals within our schools at Lakeside is to emphasize the relationships that our staff develops with our students. I believe our school staff has over time come to a good balance between maintaining a professional school environment while creating a safe place for students to have relationships with staff […]
Developmental Trauma and the Process of Recovery
This post is primarily for professionals who are dealing with children who have had adverse childhood experiences at an early age and have experienced what is clinically characterized as Developmental Trauma. It is an article written by Clinical Psychologist Dr. Shoshanah Lyons who writes a very nice synopsis using the work of our friend and […]
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