Teach Your Child How
to Cope with Trauma
Help them recognize emotional responses and build tools for healing.
Defining and Understanding Trauma
Expert-designed, research-backed, and ready to bring
life-changing skills into everyday learning.
Course Overview
Trauma Awareness
Develop an understanding of trauma, its causes, and its effects.
Emotional Reactions
Recognize and manage emotional and behavioral reactions to trauma.
Seeking Help
Learn to seek help and build safety through effective communication.
Coping Mechanisms
Explore healthy mechanisms for emotional regulation and stress management.
Course Badges
Unlocked After
Completing 1 Module
Void Lynx – The Seer
This badge is for those brave enough to face difficult truths. It reflects insight, sensitivity, and emotional bravery.
Unlocked After
Completing 2 Module
Echo Owl – The Reactor
This badge belongs to those who’ve learned to recognize their responses without shame. It’s about awareness and compassion.
Unlocked After
Completing 3 Module
Frost Unicorn – The Healer
This badge is for learners who are learning to believe in themselves again. It honors strength through gentleness.
Unlocked After
Completing 4 Module
Shell Griffin – The Shelter
This badge celebrates those who create safety—for themselves and others. It’s a badge of trust, empathy, and defense.
Meet the Course Creator
Kaylene Graffitti
Kaylene holds a Bachelor of Arts in Human Development and Family Science and a Master of Social Work from Adelphi University. She is currently a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in the United States. Kaylene is a School Social Worker turned Trauma Therapist who is committed to helping those who have experienced stressful life events cope and heal in a positive way.
She left the school system to pursue a career more focused on individually helping students and their families understand big emotions resulting from trauma. Having the support of the family system is essential for ultimate healing and growth after a traumatic experience.
As a therapist, Kaylene works not just with the student but also encourages deep family involvement and commitment to healing. She truly believes that education on complex issues, for both students and their families, is the first necessary step for healing.
