Fostering Resiliency in Children, Families and our Profession

I grew up in Miami during a quiet, sleepy time. We rode bicycles, climbed trees, and played Olympic-level hide and go seek in lush neighborhood gardens. We skinned our knees and scraped our elbows. I was more ragamuffin than photoshoot-ready most days. It is easy to romanticize childhood as being carefree, but trauma and stress occur universally. For some, it is the loss of a loved one or beloved pet, others experience natural disasters, and some experience or witness violence, abuse, and/or neglect.

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