In this episode of TRIBE Talk, we examine the post-Christmas return to routine through a trauma-informed lens, exploring why transitions after the holidays can trigger heightened emotions, anxiety, and behavioural challenges for children with trauma histories. We unpack how disruption to structure, sleep, and expectations can activate stress responses rather than defiance.

Using insights from behavioural science and trauma-informed practice, this episode shares practical strategies to rebuild predictability, support regulation, and ease children back into everyday routines with compassion and confidence—helping adults set children up for stability rather than struggle in the weeks ahead.

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In this episode of TRIBE Talk, we explore emotional regulation for children with trauma histories, focusing on why big emotions escalate quickly and why traditional behaviour strategies often fall short. We unpack how trauma impacts the developing nervous system, reframing emotional regulation as a developmental skill rather than a behaviour problem.

Grounded in trauma-informed care, behavioural science, and attachment-focused practice, this episode offers practical, real-world strategies to support co-regulation, reduce overwhelm, and build emotional safety over time—helping adults move from reactive responses to confident, proactive support.

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In trauma recovery progress can be slow and if we are aiming for perfection we can often be disheartened, but what progress should we look for and what can progress look like in Trauma Informed Care? We discuss this in todays podcast.

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In this episode we explore contact and family time, the impact contact can have on children and what parents and carers can do to help. This episode is for carers taking children to contact, those facilitating it and anyone who may see the after effects.

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In this episode of TRIBE Talk we look at school difficulties for children who have experienced trauma and how parents and carers can advocate for their child. We go through some questions to ask school and what to advocate for.

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In this weeks episode of TRIBE Talk as we are at the start of December we are looking at how childhood trauma can effect Christmas. What does Christmas mean for children who have experienced trauma and why do things like Santa, concerts and festive cheer cause huge meltdowns?

If you want to know more and get advice on how to manage Christmas we created a Deep Dive; Tinsel, Triggers and Tantrums to dive into Christmas difficulties and what we can do about them. Check it out Here: https://www.tribecare.org/tinsel-triggers-tantrums for instant access.

Many children who have experienced trauma take more risks than other children their age, but why is this. We explore in this podcast risk taking and the hidden impact of trauma.

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Want more? Check out out other Podcasts:
Which Therapy for Children Who Experienced Trauma: https://youtu.be/S79haruGgeU
What Is Complex Trauma: https://youtu.be/WkvDqrwiuR4

This week, we take a deep dive into why data matters in Trauma-Informed Care and how it strengthens the support we offer to children and families. We explore how thoughtful, compassionate data collection helps us move beyond guesswork and into genuinely evidence-based practice—allowing teams to understand behaviour patterns, track progress, and tailor interventions with precision.

You’ll hear how data helps us see the why behind behaviour, identify unmet needs, and ensure our responses align with each child’s developmental stage, trauma history, and current emotional capacity. We break down how TRIBE uses data not as numbers on a page, but as a powerful tool for reflection, decision-making, and delivering consistent, attuned, and effective support.

By the end of the episode, you’ll have a clearer understanding of how data, when used safely and compassionately, becomes a protective factor in itself—helping us offer care that is accountable, responsive, and truly healing.

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