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B E H AV I O R
What is Behavior?
A behavior is the way a person acts in response to a particular situation.
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B E H AV I O R
TRIGGERS
Triggers
What Are Some Common Triggers?
• Unexpected change
• Feelings of vulnerability or fear
• Feeling threatened or attacked
• Too much stimulation from the environment
MORE INFORMATION
The National Child Traumatic
Stress Network
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http://www.nctsn.org/
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TRIGGERING DEVELOPMENTALLY- SUGGESTED TRAUMA-
AGE FLIGHT FIGHT FREEZE
EVENT APPROPRIATE BEHAVIOR SENSITIVE CARE
0-1 yr Unexpected Startle, but is able to self-soothe Excessive sleeping with Cry inconsolably, Dull-looking face and eyes Provide consistent routines
changes in routines or (clasp hands, suck) difficulty arousing caregiver may be
caregivers unable to soothe Look away (disengage) Provide consistent caregivers
Cry, but is able to be comforted Avoid eye contact
Loud, unexpected noises by caregivers Cling to adults Sleep a lot Allow comfort items (thumb, blanket)
Crawl or more away
Strong emotions Fuss Show little emotion Show sensitivity to children’s cues
(often anger) Go from “awake” to Be physically and emotionally
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What is
“sleep state” quickly available through challenging
Pull & push away feelings / behaviors