How to Help Children Contextualize Change with Katy Reynolds, LPC, CTRP-C

Children and adults differ regarding their ability to contextualize change. Contextualization allows us to do many important things: tolerate pain, work towards goals, encourage ourselves, and understand contributing factors through cause-and-effect or other means of influence (association, likelihood and chance, delayed outcomes, etc.). Together, Katy Reynolds, LPC, CTRP-C, walks us through children's perceptions of and reactions to change, and how to help them build resilience and flourish in the process.
This training with ChildSavers is made for parents, teachers, and caregivers of children of all ages.
Katy Reynolds, LPC, CTRP-C, is a licensed professional counselor (LPC) and certified trauma and resilience practitioner (CTRP-C) on ChildSavers' School Based Services team. She serves children and families by facilitating therapy as well as supporting school staff in navigating mental health challenges at the individual, classroom, and school system levels.
Learn more about ChildSavers at childsavers.org.
This recorded training took place on April 30 and is made possible by our sponsors, Ernst & Young.