Reply to "Lookin for trauma and the brain lessons for High School students who are refugees"

Kay ReedMember

I'd encourage you to look at the Mind Matters program. Its content can be used in groups or one on one settings with adolescents. One lesson, Compassion for the Hijacked Brain, focuses on the biology of trauma. Plus the program includes self-soothing skills to help people self-regulate as they start their healing journey through evidence based activities to build resilience.

Happy to send you a free online review copy because sometimes you just need to take a look.

Kay Reed

kayreed@DibbleInstitute.org

11/2/2011:08 AM

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