Reply to "ACES , Childbearing AgeWomen and Early Childhood"

Kay ReedMember

I would encourage you to look over Mind Matters: Overcoming Adversity and Building Resilience because it is designed to be taught by paraprofessionals to groups or to individuals.

It is focused on adults and, of course, children benefit when their parents are on the path towards healing. It is being used with young parents to help them learn self-soothing skills, emotional regulation, and build habits and practices that are protective of their healing process.

I’m confident that faith communities will find it easy to add in any faith based components that they find helpful like prayer or scripture.

Please let me know if you would like me to send you an 30 day free online review copy.

11/1/1911:07 AM

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