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Explore the physical architecture of the developing brain and the classifications of stress in relation to trauma's effects on mental and physical health. Learn about normal reactions to abnormal situations, the National Scientific Council on the Developing Child's findings, and the damage trauma can cause to various brain functions, including learning, memory, arousal, and emotion regulation. Understand how trauma impacts brain functioning, pathways, executive functioning, milestones, and social interactions.
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Trauma & Brain Development • Physical architecture of the developing brain • Classifications of stress • Broad and specific developmental changes
Duration • Temporary • Acute • Prolonged • Severe • Mental and physical health
Damage to: Learning • Memory • Arousal • Emotion and emotion regulation • Cognitive abilities • Coordination of motor behavior and executive functioning • Over-activity when stimulus is threatening
Brain Functioning • Persistent fear response
Brain Functioning • Hyperarousal
Brain Functioning • Brain pathways
Brain Functioning • Executive functioning
Brain Functioning • Delayed milestones
Brain Functioning • Positive feedback
Brain Functioning • Social interactions