Listening to Music: Helping Children Regulate Their ... - ed

tion is the most far-reaching effect of children’s trauma . Constant dysregulation creates nervous system crises, which activate the body’s calming mechanisms (van der Kolk and Fisler, cited in Stien and Kendall 2004, 113) . The process creates a repeating mechanism as the child learns to create crisis to experience fleeting calm .

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