Online Course

Course Description

This is a 3-part online course that includes activities, readings, videos, case studies, reflections, and applied practices using a workbook. The course is self-paced, but participants also receive

support from an instructor at Oregon State University. Participants deepen their knowledge of trauma and resilience in children’s development, learn to use a trauma-lens for observing and assessing children, cultivatepartnerships with families and specialists, nurture their ownresilience, and strengthen relationships and self-regulationwith children impacted by trauma. There is an emphasis onchildren ages 3-5 years, but the majority of the contentand strategies are relevant for working with children from birth through 8 years of age and their families.

Intended Audience

Early childhood teachers and child care providers in home-based or center-based programs, including Head Start.

Module Topics

Module 1: Trauma and Resilience

Module 2: How Trauma Affects Development

Module 3: Identifying Children's Needs with a Trauma-Lens

Module 4: Partnering with Families and Specialists

Module 5: Building Restorative Relationships in Early Learning Settings

Module 6: Guiding Behavior and Self-Regulation

How much is the course? 

The course is $300 and includes an online version of the course workbook. Scholarships are avaialble on a first come, first serve basis throughout the year. 

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