Be the One: Building Resilient Children & Families Presenters: - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Be the One: Building Resilient Children & Families Presenters: - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Jan 26, 2024 112 likes •279 views

Be the One: Building Resilient Children & Families Presenters: Pam Leo (Book Fairy Pantry Project); Barrett Takesian (Portland Community Squash); Brittney Sampson (Westbrook Neighborhood Hub) Moderator: Barrett Wilkinson (Portland Public

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Be the One: Building Resilient Children & Families

Presenters: Pam Leo (Book Fairy Pantry Project); Barrett Takesian (Portland Community Squash); Brittney Sampson (Westbrook Neighborhood Hub) Moderator: Barrett Wilkinson (Portland Public Schools)

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Overview

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Understanding Trauma: Not all “stress” is the same!

Toxic

Constant, serious, insufficient or absent support

Tolerable

Serious but temporary, buffered by support

Positive

Mild, temporary response to normal challenges

Positive stress helps us grow, but toxic stress = trauma

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…is the capacity to

vercome adversity.

It doesn’t shield us, but is the way we bounce back (survive, thrive and heal).

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Resilience

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Reframe with resilience:
What are their values?
Where are their successes?
What is working well?
What are their core strengths?
Are my interactions with them

helping to promote their resilience?

What can I improve on in my

practice?

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Resilience Building In Context

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"We don’t always have the power to prevent childhood trauma, but we all always have the power to provide positive childhood experiences.” Pam Leo

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Pam Leo Founder Book Fairy Pantry Project Contact Info: Bookfairypantryproject@gmail.com Or visit bookfairypantryproject.com

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Questions?

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Portland Community Squash

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Building community, one inclusive space at a time.

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Barrett Takesian Co-Founder, Executive Director Portland Community Squash Contact Info: barrett@pcsquash.com Or visit Pcsquash.com

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Brittney Sampson Community Builder Westbrook Resource Hub Contact Info: Brittney.sampson@cppcmaine.org Or visit Cppcmaine.org/westbrook

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“Every child who winds up doing well has had at least one stable and committed relationship with a supportive adult. The power of that one strong adult relationship is a key ingredient in resilience…”

(Article: “The Science of Resilience” by Bari Walsh March 2013 Harvard Center on the Developing Child)

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Thank you for joining us!