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As a school counselor I too see a great need for this new community.

I work in at a low-SES, high-risk elementary school where we happen to have the largest Emotional and Behavioral Disorder classroom in our district. All student in that classroom are classified as Special Education. In this population, low income, low parental education achievement, high unemployment, and cultural and/or historic adversities, a SpEd diagnosis can be counted as another ACE.

My administrators are open, but I am looking for specific research or articles that show the connection between ACEs and sped populations as well as evidence based trauma informed interventions for SpEd students.

I am looking into TBRI currently.

8/30/195:50 AM

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