Everyone Has A Danger Alarm - Luoma - Bennett, Kathy
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This story has been written as an introduction to help children and parents understand the Autonomic Nervous System Response (Fight, Flight, Freeze). It will help readers understand this automatic response, and that it is not created by the child. Children will learn a five-step process in understanding and improving their skill in managing challenging reactions. They will begin by noticing the responses in their body and recognizing them as signals (danger alarms) that they can learn to tune down and turn off with practice and repetition. I hope that you enjoy this story and that it can add…mehr

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This story has been written as an introduction to help children and parents understand the Autonomic Nervous System Response (Fight, Flight, Freeze). It will help readers understand this automatic response, and that it is not created by the child. Children will learn a five-step process in understanding and improving their skill in managing challenging reactions. They will begin by noticing the responses in their body and recognizing them as signals (danger alarms) that they can learn to tune down and turn off with practice and repetition. I hope that you enjoy this story and that it can add another tool to help children self-regulate and increase their resilience.
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Autorenporträt
Kathy Luoma-Bennett is a Registered Social Worker in Ontario, Canada. She has worked with children and families for over 30 years in the Child Welfare and Children's Mental Health fields, and in Private Practice. Kathy has presented at various conferences and workshops in Ontario, helping to increase knowledge to professionals and parents (including foster and adoptive parents) in the areas of neuroscience and understanding best practices in parenting and caring for children of trauma.