1. Opening keynote: Trauma is a word, not a sentence (Kristin Souers & Pete Hall)
2. Three good things (Wendy Turner)
3. "Sit on my pockets? WTH is a pocket?" (Kristin Souers)
4. Dysregulation, dissociation, discombobulation: Understanding brain science and how stress impacts kids from hard places (Keith Orchard)
5. Partnering with families of our "toughest nuggets" (Anna Rowe)
6. Making the most of trauma (Andre Wicks)
7. Elementary trauma-invested strategies (Analisa McCann)
8. Authentic self-care and strategies to help you thrive (Pete Hall)
9. The postures necessary to embrace hard conversations (Erin Jones)
10. Kids deserve it! (Todd Nesloney)
11. Inclusive principles to engage each and every student (Savanna Flakes)
12. Seeing me for me: Understanding the need to be seen (Dennis Griffin, Jr)
13. Trauma-invested strategies for secondary educators (Andre Wicks)
14. De-escalation strategies for calming the tornado (Kristin Souers)
15. SEL and the ways we harm BIPOC students (Erin Jones)
16. Trauma-invested discipline and accountability (Keith Orchard)
17. Trauma-invested strategies designed to support our youngest learners even in the toughest of times (Heather Santiemmo and Jennifer Glorioso)
18. Healthy transitioning between elementary school & middle school (Anna Rowe)
19. Tell your story: Lessons learned when we listen (Todd Nesloney)
20. Supporting our toughest nuggets: A strategy for collaborating on adult and student needs (Kristin Souers)
21. Becoming a trauma-informed school (Dennis Griffin, Jr)
22. Leadership in a trauma-invested setting (Pete Hall)
23. Building a trauma-invested school district (Keith Orchard & Andi West)
24. What is standing in the way? (Andre Wicks)
25. Lessons from The Nest: One school's journey to becoming trauma-invested (the Driswood Elementary School team)
26. Lessons learned from COVID (Analisa McCann)
27. Starting September strong! (Wendy Turner)
28. Closing keynote: Taking that all-important next step (Kristin Souers & Pete Hall)
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