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• Healing Centered Schools Model

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  The Healing Centered Schools approach is more than just a model—it’s a transformative process that redefines what it means to be an effective and compassionate school. When students feel safe, supported, and understood, they can focus on learning, build positive relationships, and regulate their emotions. This leads to improved attendance, fewer behavioral issues, improved academic outcomes, and a stronger school culture. For staff, trauma informed practices provide the support needed to manage stress and avoid burnout, fostering a healthier, more sustainable work environment. For students, addressing trauma early in their lives sets them on a path toward a healthier,Continue reading

  The Healing Centered Schools approach is more than just a model—it’s a transformative process that redefines what it means to be an effective and compassionate school. When students feel safe, supported, and understood, they can focus on learning, build positive relationships, and regulate their emotions. This leads to improved attendance, fewer behavioral issues, improved academic outcomes, and a stronger school culture. For staff, trauma informed practices provide the support needed to manage stress and avoid burnout, fostering a healthier, more sustainable work environment. For students, addressing trauma early in their lives sets them on a path toward a healthier, more successful future. By embracing HCS, we create schools where every student has the opportunity to thrive, regardless of their past experiences. We invite you to join us on this transformative journey to support the well-being of your students, staff, and communities. Want to learn more?

  Click on the links:
  HCSchools Description trifold.pdf
  HC Schools Video: https://feaonlinelearning.org/library/video_presentations/2235

  Want to connect with this opportunity? Contact Mary M. Reece, Ed.D.
  Director of Special Projects
  NJ Principals & Supervisors Association
  Foundation for Educational Administration
  p: 609-860-1200 · e:mreece@njpsa.org 

• Trauma Informed Schools

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  Trauma Aware Schools

  The Center for Safe and Resilient Schools have supported communities across the United States and around the world before, during, and after crises. Launched by leading experts in the field of trauma-informed schools, The Center has pioneered national practices for threat assessment, crisis response, and trauma-responsive strategies.

  Healing Schools Project
  Healing Schools Project is aimed at ending the teacher retention crisis—creating schools where educators feel valued, supported, and committed to staying. They create a safe environment for teachers and leaders to talk about their experiences, and address potential barriers that may be preventing teachers from staying in the profession. Check out their free resources for educator wellness.

  Resilient Futures
  Resilient Futures is a nonprofit founded in 2018 to promote well-being and healing through trauma-informed practices. They partner with communities to address the widespread impact of trauma using evidence-based strategies rooted in the principles of trauma-informed care. The offer free resources for educators to help understand trauma and foster healing, creating safe spaces for themselves and their students.

  Trauma-Informed & Healing-Centered Practices
  The New Jersey Department of Education shares resources to support schools in creating Trauma-Informed & Healing-Centered Practices.  Learn how schools have the opportunity to establish supportive, positive learning environments and practices for all students that not only provide structure but are also safe, welcoming, and relationship-centered.

  Interview: The Need for Trauma-Informed Schools
  Article on the need for trauma-informed schools interview features Q&As with both professionals and users of the mental health system on topics of special interest to parents and families. They are designed to provide a closer look at new research, trends, and people.

  Trauma Aware Schools

  The Center for Safe and Resilient Schools have supported communities across the United States and around the world before, during, and after crises. Launched by leading experts in the field of trauma-informed schools, The Center has pioneered national practices for threat assessment, crisis response, and trauma-responsive strategies.

  Healing Schools Project
  Healing Schools Project is aimed at ending the teacher retention crisis—creating schools where educators feel valued, supported, and committed to staying. They create a safe environment for teachers and leaders to talk about their experiences, and address potential barriers that may be preventing teachers from staying in the profession. Check out their free resources for educator wellness.

  Resilient Futures
  Resilient Futures is a nonprofit founded in 2018 to promote well-being and healing through trauma-informed practices. They partner with communities to address the widespread impact of trauma using evidence-based strategies rooted in the principles of trauma-informed care. The offer free resources for educators to help understand trauma and foster healing, creating safe spaces for themselves and their students.

  Trauma-Informed & Healing-Centered Practices
  The New Jersey Department of Education shares resources to support schools in creating Trauma-Informed & Healing-Centered Practices.  Learn how schools have the opportunity to establish supportive, positive learning environments and practices for all students that not only provide structure but are also safe, welcoming, and relationship-centered.

  Interview: The Need for Trauma-Informed Schools
  Article on the need for trauma-informed schools interview features Q&As with both professionals and users of the mental health system on topics of special interest to parents and families. They are designed to provide a closer look at new research, trends, and people.