Trauma Specialist Brooke Fremouw: Are My Child's Behaviors from Trauma or Much More, Mental Illness скачать в хорошем качестве

Trauma Specialist Brooke Fremouw: Are My Child's Behaviors from Trauma or Much More, Mental Illness

Do you have a child exposed to trauma, whether through adoption, foster care, divorce or more? Brooke Fremouw is a Certified Trauma Support Specialist that helps adoptive families navigate the behaviors and biophysiological adaptations that children have from ongoing trauma in their little bodies. If your child has aggression, symptoms of depressions, is clingy or just very moody and you are wondering if trauma is the cause of these big behaviors this video is for you. Book your free strategy call here: https://calendly.com/thetraumamama/st... Follow me on Facebook:   / brooke.hosmanfremouw   Check out my success stories: https://www.thetraumamama.com/testimo... DISCLAIMER: Any information or advice I give is purely based on my own experience and research. There is no guarantee as there are many variables that will impact your success. Everything stated should be taken as opinion. There is no instant cure. Keywords: struggling adoptee, adoptive mom, attachment parenting, reactive attachment disorder, difficult adopted child, traumatized mom, help for adoptive mom, help for adopted child, parent coach, behavior coach, trauma support, trauma informed care, adoption difficulties, adopting hard child, adopted child with behavior problems, mental health adopted child, behavior support, trauma mama, Brooke Fremouw, the wounded child, chosen child, primal wound, compassionate parenting, adopted child issues, unique needs of adopted kids, moms of adopted kids, mom support for adoptive moms, should I put my child in boarding school, should I put my child in RTC, tried everything for my adopted child, ODD, RAD, Oppositional Defiant Disorder, FAS, Fetal Alcohol Syndrome, Fetal Alcohol Effect, resilience parenting, failing as a parent, adoption disruption _ To The Health and Happiness in Your Heart and Home, Brooke Fremouw