The Re-Set Process: Trauma-Informed Behavior Strategies
296The Re-Set Process: Trauma-Informed Behavior Strategies
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Overview
Developed by two seasoned educators who specialize in trauma-informed teaching, the Re-Set Process is a neuroscience-based approach to improving behavioral success in children from Grades K–8. This four-step process is structured yet flexible, refined through nearly a decade of field testing, and easy to integrate into any individual teacher's classroom or an entire school's student support system. Blending best practices from behavioral approaches, mindfulness practices, and trauma-informed care, the Re-Set Process not only addresses behavior, but also guides schools in meeting the neurological and attachment needs of dysregulated students, reducing barriers to social and academic success. This book is a vital resource for classroom teachers, school counselors, administrators, and other professional support personnel.
With this comprehensive guide to the Re-Set Process and its continuum of practice—from whole-class proactive approaches to individual student reactive approaches—educators will be able to:
- Understand the science of trauma, including its physiological and emotional impacts on children
- Interpret students' behavior through a trauma-informed lens
- Successfully implement all forms of the Re-Set Process with clear and specific step-by-step instructions
- See the Re-Set Process in action with case studies and insightful Notes from the Field
- Integrate the Re-Set Process with other behavior support efforts, including Multi-Tiered Systems of Support
- Address challenging behavior proactively and reactively
- Design classrooms effectively by creating predictability, protecting emotional safety, and nurturing relationships
- Build students' regulation skills with a wealth of activities and exercises
- Provide timely, specific behavioral feedback that promotes a positive classroom culture
- Integrate essential self-care strategies into the school day
PRACTICAL MATERIALS: Educators will have access to a complete package of more than 30 online downloads to help them implement the Re-Set Process, including planning forms, blank templates, activity sheets, and a book study guide suitable for individuals and groups.
WEBINAR:How Trauma Affects a Student's Psyche: What Educators Need to Know and Do
Product Details
ISBN-13: | 9781681254197 |
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Publisher: | Brookes Publishing |
Publication date: | 01/01/2021 |
Pages: | 296 |
Sales rank: | 443,920 |
Product dimensions: | 8.50(w) x 11.00(h) x 0.00(d) |
Age Range: | 5 - 13 Years |
About the Author
Dyane has worked in preschool through secondary settings as well as with families and service agencies focusing on developing compassionate, creative, effective behavior supports. She has both taught and been a guest speaker at the college level, bringing her lens on behavior to pre-service educators and Masters-level educators.
During the last 15 years of her career, Dyane has focused on supporting schools in understanding trauma and developing practices that support students with trauma histories. She has shared this work with others through local, state, and national forums.
Dyane believes that the educators and students whom she has had the opportunity to learn from and with have been the greatest gifts of her professional life. They have profoundly informed her work through their insights, their intentions, their feedback, and their stories.
Wynne Kinder, M.Ed. Wynne's teaching career spans 30 years in public and private schools and includes15 years of bringing mindfulness and trauma-informed strategies into regular, special, and alternative education classrooms (K-12). Her teaching, curricula, and program, Wellness Works in Schools, has reached thousands of teachers and their students. Wynne's training and teaching tools address and integrate mindful awareness, attention, self-care, re-regulation, trauma in the classroom, healthy connections, social emotional skills, and behavior guidance. She teaches two graduate courses at Eastern Mennonite University: Trauma, Restoration & Resilience in Educational Environments and Self-Care for Teachers.
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Table of Contents
About the Online Companion MaterialsAbout the Authors
Foreword Melissa Sadin, Ph.D.
Preface
Acknowledgments
Section I Defining and Understanding Trauma
Chapter 1 Trauma Foundations
Chapter 2 Trauma in the Room
Section I Resources
Glossary
Section II The Re-Set Process
Chapter 3 The Re-Set Process Overview
Chapter 4 The Re-Set Process: Proactive Forms
Chapter 5 The Re-Set Process: Reactive Forms
Chapter 6 The Re-Set Room
Chapter 7 Re-Set Process Planning and Implementation
Section II Resources
Appendix A: Re-Set Activities Organized by Step
Appendix B: Scripts for Regulating Activities
Appendix C: Fiddle Objects and Marble Maze Directions
Section III Trauma-Informed Behavior Practices
Chapter 8 Classroom Culture
Chapter 9 Building Regulation Skills
Chapter 10 Providing Behavior Feedback
Chapter 11 Educator Self-Care
Section III Resources
Appendix A: Team Collaboration Survey
Appendix B: Seating Positions
Appendix C: Spotlight Strategies: Simple Ways to Create Predictability
Appendix D: Spotlight Strategies: Simple Ways to Protect Emotional Safety
Appendix E: Spotlight Strategies: Simple Ways for Nurturing Adult-to-Student Relationships
Appendix F: Spotlight Strategies: Simple Ways for Nurturing Student-to-Student Relationships
Appendix G: Cooperative Learning Structures
Appendix H: Modulation Exercises
Appendix I: Behavior Management Systems: Risk Assessment
Appendix J: Ticket and Pocket System
Appendix K: Playing Card Reinforcement System