Partners' Corner
SMARTmoves partners features important articles and events.What is an Exploratorium? Trauma Conference 2019
For attendees of the 30th Annual International Trauma Conference, it was an opportunity to explore what it feels like to be a kid receiving SMART treatment by trying out some of the same equipment we use to help kids become physiologically regulated. Experiential learning is central to the SMART...
The Vestibular System—A Key Component of SMART
The vestibular system is the sensory system with receptors in the inner ear that integrates multisensory information and helps us maintain a center of gravity, balance, and a sense of where our bodies are in space. While its most basic function is to provide continuous input to the brain on our...
From Embodied to Symbolic: Exploring Innovative Child Trauma Approaches to Physical Balance, Mutual Attunement, Self-Regulation, and Attachment-Building
The SMARTmoves team facilitated this pre-conference workshop at the 30th Annual International Trauma Conference in Boston in May of 2019. We invited two researchers and the developers of a child treatment model with affinities to SMART to speak at the workshop. Elizabeth Warner, Alexandra Cook,...
Margaret Blaustein and the ARC Model
Our Partner Elizabeth Warner had a conversation with our dear esteemed colleague and friend, Margaret Blaustein PhD on March 14, 2019.Upon the 2019 publication of the second edition of Treating Traumatic Stress in Children and Adolescents; How to Foster Resilience through Attachment,...