Although some stress is normal and even healthy, toxic stress is not.
Lessons are aligned, supplies are ready and schedules are set, but of all the preparations you make each day, the most important factor in your school environment is YOU.
Consequences provide an opportunity to learn and grow from our mistakes.
When students experience stress or trauma at home or are overwhelmed in school, their nervous systems re
Sensory rooms are therapeutic spaces that provide students with personalized sensory inputs to meet their individual needs.
There are a wide variety of behavior management systems used by schools today.
Positive early childhood experiences are essential for later success in school, the workplace, and the community.
When the brain experiences a traumatic incident or situation, it does not shut down – it shifts.
The experience of trauma is often difficult to communicate through words, and is more easily described through sensory-based interventions.