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Belonging : a relationship-based approach for trauma-informed education / Sian Phillips, Deni Melim, Daniel Hughes.
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Title:Belonging : a relationship-based approach for trauma-informed education / Sian Phillips, Deni Melim, Daniel Hughes.
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Author/Creator:Phillips, Sian, 1964- author.
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Other Contributors/Collections:Melim, Deni, 1970- author.
Hughes, Daniel, 1945- author.
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Published/Created:Lanham : Rowman & Littlefield, [2020]
©2020
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Location:EDUCATION LIBRARY stacksWhere is this?
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Call Number: LB1072 .P55 2020
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Number of Items:1
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Status:Available
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Location:EDUCATION LIBRARY stacksWhere is this?
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Library of Congress Subjects:Affective education.
Psychic trauma in children.
Attachment disorder in children.
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Description:xx, 329 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
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Summary:"This book focuses on three important and comprehensive areas of theory and research that provide a theoretical, clinical, and integrated intervention model for developing the relationships and a sense of safety for children with developmental trauma need"-- Provided by publisher.
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Notes:Includes bibliographical references and index.
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ISBN:9781538135983 hardcover
1538135981 hardcover
9781538135990 paperback
153813599X paperback
9781538136003 electronic publication
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Contents:Part I
1. Lessons from Polyvagal Theory: If a Child Could Do Better, He or She Would
Safety
The Shaping of Our Nervous System and Implications for the Classroom
2. Lessons from Interpersonal Neurobiology
The Vertical Bridge
The Reptilian Brain
The Limbic System
Limbic System Bridges
The Cortex
Horizontal Bridge
Safety Is the Engineer
Interpersonal Bridge
3. Lessons from Attachment Theory
Blocked Trust
Blocked Care
Attachment Patterns
Secure
Insecure Patterns of Attachment
Avoidant
Ambivalent
Disorganized
4. Lessons from Intersubjectivity
5. Dyadic Developmental Practice and Its application to Education
Playfulness, Acceptance, Curiosity, and Empathy (PACE)
Playfulness
Acceptance
Curiosity
Empathy
Consequences
6. Co-regulation of Affect: The Affective/Reflective (A/R) Dialogue
Storytelling Prosody
Follow-Lead-Follow
Talking About
Talking For
Use of Touch
Connect-Break-Repair
Elephant in the Room
7. Using A/R Dialogue to Explore and Discover the Meanings of the Child's Behavior
Part II
8. Belong: A Classroom for Children with Attachment and Trauma Difficulties
The Belong Program
Staff
Children
Program
9. Our Day: Structured Flexibility
Sample Day Schedule
Welcome Activity
Group Language
Break
Structured Language Tasks
Recess/Break
Math
Lunch
OTTER (Our Time To Enjoy Reading)
Science
Social Studies or Art
Transition Toward End of Day
After Children Leave
10. Meeting Challenging Behavior with PACE
Stealing
Collecting
Swearing
Aggression
Bragging, Exaggerating, and Lying
Running Away
Need for Control
Receiving Feedback (Corrective or Praise)
Correction
Positive Evaluation
Making Mistakes
Safety
Sabotaging
Loyalty Binds
Separating Environments
Food
The Bus
Fathers
11. Lesson Planning
Lesson Planning that Incorporates Social and Emotional Learning
Sunglasses Activity
Core Beliefs
You're Such Rubbish!
Timeline
Preparing for Transition (graduation)
Feels Like
I am Pharaoh, Ruler of Egypt. These Are My Rules!
Paper Dream Catcher
Upstairs-Downstairs
Tell It to Me Straight...
Technology and Attachment
Mindfulness and Yoga
12. Working with Parents and Community Supports
Parents
Everyday
Each Week
Occasionally
Monthly
Working with Broader Community Systems
13. Case Study
Update (One-Year Postgraduation)
Two-Year Postgraduation
Stevie's Story
14. What Have We Learned in Six Years?
Belong Program Evaluation: Initial Data Summary
BRIEF
BERS
Anecdotal Evidence or "Stories"
Summary
15. Bloopers: Where We Got It Wrong
Part III
16. The Journey of Three DDP-Informed Elementary Schools and One Alternative High School
Our Children and Families
Why Dyadic Developmental Practice?
Training and Consultation: Three Areas of Focus
Information
Safety
Support and Mentoring
Principal and staff perspectives
High School
Where Are We in Our Journey?
17. PACE and A/R Dialogues in a Regular Classroom Setting
Tensions for Educators within the Classroom
Examples of PACE and A/R Dialogues
18. Two R's: Relationship and Resources
Relationships
Resources
PACE
Curiosity: What Lies Underneath Behavior?
Reflections and Role-Plays
Role-Plays
19. What Have We Learned?
Leadership
Looking After Teacher's Brains
The Power of Relationship
Need to Include Parents
Need to Include Students
System Issues: Educational Policies and Procedures
Curriculum
Implications for Different Cultures and Races
Working with Community Systems
Working in Collaboration with Other Models
Evaluation and Research Findings
Timing
Dose Dependency
20. Alarmed.