Work more effectively with children navigating trauma and dissociation. This practical, clinically grounded training helps you understand dissociation as a protective survival response—not pathology—drawing from Structural Dissociation, IFS, and attachment-based approaches. Learn to recognize the behavioral, physiological, and relational signs of dissociative states in children and adolescents, differentiate trauma memory types, and understand how chronic survival states shape development. Walk away with immediately usable, play-based interventions—including mapping, sandtray work, and parts identification—to build safety and co-consciousness. Plus, gain clear strategies to help caregivers support regulation and better understand their child’s adaptations.