Know me to teach me: Differentiated discipline for those recovering from Adverse Childhood Experiences

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This book is amazing, showing the importance of relationships and regulation for all pupils, particularly our most vulnerable. All school staff need to read this and live by it!

Excellent. It is a must for all people working in a school! Everyone should be trauma informed and build a unique relationship in order for a child to learn. It will transform your practice. I am a Play Therapist and thought it was very well written & used it in up skilling educational staff.Every school should own it.Every teacher & assistant should read it & implement it.It will transform your school & the way you think & feel about behaviour & building relationships.

Really current and informative. Excellent for practice and study.

Excellent reading for adoptive parents and nicely complements Louise Bomber’s other books. It is just what I was looking for and is especially relevant to influence practice in Secondary schools which are by nature less nurturing than Primaries. Louise Bomber deserves high praise for her work championing children who have suffered trauma and ACEs.

This book is excellent! I am a therapist working a lot with adopted children. This book is very clear and easy to understand. I have many useful books, but this is definitely one of the best .

Louise Bomber at her best, excellent, up to date and very well written. Lots of very practical issues explored, highly recommend