In today’s educational landscape, educators often grapple with the profound impact of complex developmental trauma on tamariki and rangatahi. This has created a pressing need for effective understanding and support strategies. At Immerse, we recognise the urgency of adopting a trauma-informed approach to teaching, that is critical for navigating the unique challenges presented by individual tamariki.
“Thank you so much. The PD is one of the best that I have been on. I have found it very enlightening and empowering. I love that I can use these strategies, not only for work, but for my own children.”
– (Trainee, Auckland group)
Join Immerse and discover how you can be the catalyst to disarming fear, improving behaviour, and optimising learning for vulnerable tamariki and rangatahi in your classroom today.
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