## Reflection Questions for Early Childhood Educators

Adapted from the book Early Social-Emotional Development, here are four important reflection questions early education professionals should ask themselves when considering ways to nurture young children’s social-emotional skills.

## Ways Grief and Loss Affect Children

Learn six ways that grief can affect classroom behavior and academic performance, in this free download adapted from the practical guidebook The Grieving Student.

## Mindfulness Techniques for Families

Research shows that mindful parenting can significantly improve the quality of caregiver-child interactions and lead to better outcomes for young children and families.

## Trauma's Impact on a Student’s Psyche

Discover the ways in which trauma affects children’s psyches: how they feel about themselves and their world, and practical strategies for educators.

## The Physiological Impact of Trauma

How does trauma affect both the brain and body? Learn how teachers can best support students with trauma histories.

## Emotion Coaching Among Providers and Parents

Discusses strategies for collaborating with families on emotion coaching to support early social-emotional development.

## Delivering Trauma-Informed Feedback

Keep in mind the distinct reactions of students who have experienced trauma when delivering feedback in your classroom.

## Helping Students De-Stress with the Re-Set Process

Developed by a seasoned educator, this neuroscience-based approach improves behavioral success in children from Grades K–8.

## Excerpt from The Re-Set Process

Get a preview of Chapter One from The Re-Set Process Trauma-Informed Behavior Strategies.

## Improving Home Visiting Practice with LSP

Learn how to identify family needs and demonstrate your program’s effectiveness with the Life Skills Progression™ (LSP).