Supporting children with trauma through movement, art, and play
5 hours of virtual training content, trauma based play and movement strategies, and printable behaviour management resources.
Welcome to Play Move Improve's supporting children with trauma through movement, art, and play online platform
How this Online Platform Works
Please answer the following training needs questions
Please help me get to know you
Provide all participants with these trigger management visual cards
Photo and video permissions
Feelings check-in
Trauma Presentations (Powerpoint Video) - Part One
Trauma Presentations (Powerpoint Video) - Part Two
Trauma presentation questions
Trauma classroom behaviour management
Green zone resources
Yellow zone resources
Red zone resources
How trauma may impact a child's learning in the classroom
Learning brain versus survival brain
Trauma movement therapy actions while seated
Trauma movement therapy actions with a toy train
Printables to support the Exercise Physiology videos
Air dry clay dish
Chalk art
Clay pens
Lace clay dish
Pastel placemats
Pattern art
Ruler line art
Scribble pattern art
Table placemat art
Be mindful of your own trauma/sensory lens
Check on our perceptions of the child
Your own lens survey
BONUS - Sensory play strategies introduction
Sensory play - worry stones
Sensory play - tear paper
Sensory play - elastic bands
Sensory play - playdough activities
Sensory play - oats and magnets
Sensory play - oranges
Sensory play - masking tape
Sensory play - drawing
Please let us know if you enjoyed the activities
Trauma trained Speaker
Once you are enrolled in this course there is no rush to complete the content. You have unlimited access to the content and can take your time to work through each module.
One of our learners recently completed the course content within 2 days as she was needing a certificate of completion for her employer. However, there is a lot of content that can be used alongside children so some educators and teachers will be coming back and viewing the content over the next 12 months.
If you would like to learn more about what I do in the area of children's development and trauma, check out my Facebook page - www.facebook.com/playmoveimprove