The “Parenting Children/Young People with Developmental Trauma” booklet is a valuable resource specifically designed for parents and carers of children who have experienced developmental trauma. This booklet aims to provide essential information and practical strategies to support parents in understanding and parenting children and young people with a trauma background.
The booklet covers important topics such as explaining what trauma is and its impact on children and young people. It also focuses on promoting understanding of the developmental milestones that may be affected by trauma, helping parents gain insight into their child’s unique needs and challenges.
Furthermore, the booklet offers a range of strategies that can be helpful in parenting children and young people with a trauma background. These strategies aim to support parents in providing a nurturing and healing environment, promoting resilience, and fostering positive relationships.
By utilising the insights and strategies provided in this booklet, parents and carers can gain a better understanding of their child’s experiences, enhance their parenting approach, and create a supportive and healing environment for children and young people affected by developmental trauma.
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