It is easy to tell when a student is physically safe, but not so much for emotional safety. Reactions to trauma can come in different ways. In today's episode I discuss how teachers can make sure their students feel emotionally safe in the classroom. I might even share a super embarrassing story about when I first started teaching!

Want more ways to ensure your students feel safe? Download my Ultimate Trauma-Sensitive Checklist which provides 60+ ways to ensure your classroom is trauma-sensitive.

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When students have experienced trauma, they frequently don't feel safe in their surroundings. In today's episode, I discuss three ways teachers can ensure that students feel safe in the classroom.

Want more ways? Download my Ultimate Trauma-Sensitive Checklist which provides 60+ ways to ensure your classroom is trauma-sensitive.

Check out more at my website: www.amindfulteacher.com.

The body can react in some crazy ways due to trauma. In this episode, I discuss the different ways the brain and the body react to trauma and how you might recognize them in your students.

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Everyone has their own beliefs regarding trauma. In this episode, I discuss the 5 key truths about trauma that we must agree upon if we are going to make any progress in helping our students grow as individuals.

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In today's episode I discuss what ACEs (Adverse Childhood Experiences) are and the havoc they can play on the body.

If you'd like to take the ACEs survey, click the link here.

In the premiere episode of Becoming a Mindful Teacher, Wynter dives into defining trauma, as well as getting into Big Trauma vs. Little Trauma.

Check out Becoming a Mindful Teacher with your host, Wynter, as she shares tips and strategies for making teaching easier while meeting the needs of those who have experienced trauma. 

Becoming a Mindful Teacher premieres on Monday, July 26!