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we can do this

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I learned how to host a nurture group with confidence!

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It has been really helpful to get a full picture of TBRI instead of individual lessons

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It was great to learn how to teach these principles to others

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I learned that Jayne is amazing!

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Great reminders about scaffolding!

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Learned new senses

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That I don't need to be perfect

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I love the child as precious. adored and loved EVEN IN THE MIDST of difficult behaviors

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Attachment styles- knowing how to spot them and identify your own

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I really enjoyed the attachment principle

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Being playful is important at every level

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Mindfullnes for parent and older child

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Envisioning the sleeping baby when times are tough

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Meeting the child where they are and also the caregiver

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Understanding the trauma is the root cause of many of the children coming from hard places

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Having the tools to educate parental figures about their engagement style and how that impacts their relationships

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Calming boxes and zones of regulation - to use them in calm first

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targeting behaviors rather than the child

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positive reinforcement and starving the negative behaviors.

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Jayne has been AWESOME!

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Importance of water, snack, and activity every two hours

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nutrition/hydration every two hours is great lesson for parenting child and caring for self

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It was really nice to pull in other participant's expertise and experiences

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The brain continues to develop as the child is growing which gives all the parties involved great hope.

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Levels of response

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Relationship over rules-ALWAYS

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The brain is magnificent.

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I really gained more confidence in teaching playful engagement

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This has just been an amazing experience and I wish I had this before having my own kids

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I love the way info is broken into related "buckets"-it helps make the info memorable and easily applicable

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Redo's=connection

Connection is always #1

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I want every school teacher to have this training before they start teaching

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Thank you to Kelly and Holly and Jayne for making all this possible

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Nurture Groups

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Children are more resilient and amazing than adults give them credit for and hopefully the mindset on that is starting to change.

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It is never too late to change

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I recommend TBRI for everyone working with children.

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Being aware of your own triggers, emotions, etc. before responding to a child.

You need to be able to regulate yourself before helping others regulate themselves!

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Physiological strategies- giving weight to those basic needs

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History is on our side.

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Concrete tools and strategies to support children from hard places

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Learning more in depth about all of the TBRI Principles