The Impact of Intergenerational Trauma on Child Development

Vanderbilt TRIAD
02/10/2019 11 min
The Impact of Intergenerational Trauma on Child Development

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Alison Peak, LCSW and Clinical Infant Mental Health Mentor discusses “ghosts and angels” in the nursery that impact parenting styles, the importance of building relationships with caregivers, and strategies for approaching parents who may have a history of adverse childhood experiences. She offers suggestions on building rapport and meeting caregivers in a place of curiosity in order to build trust with families and maximize progress.

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