What Does Stress Do In the Brain and Body?

Type:
  Video
Duration:
4 minutes
Presented by:
UCLA Child & Youth Behavioral Health Center of Excellence
Developed by:
Nathanson Family Resilience Center and Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence
Series:
Introduction to Stress and Resilience
Relevant categories:
Education School Mental Health
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Overview

It is important to be aware of the physical, biological, and psychological impact of toxic and chronic stress and consider what students might be experiencing before they come to school. Watch this video to learn about the ways a caring adult can minimize the impact of stress. 

  Keywords: child, educator, stress, stress response, trauma
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Added on 7/20/2022   ·   Last updated on 7/20/2022