Intergenerational Trauma: Healing & Growing Together

In this episode of "A Flourishing Start: ABC's of Child & Family Well-being," we talk about generational trauma, its manifestations in young children aged 0-5, and the intertwined well-being of their mothers and caregivers.  Hear from Danielle, who has 12 yrs experience working in community mental health and 8 yrs specializing in 0 to 5 year old children. Danielle is the Birth to 5 Coordinator at Pacific Clinics. Danielle is also a mom of two. Jahayra also joins the conversation as an early childhood educator and mom of one, soon-to-be two. She also is the co-host of the Spanglish true crime podcast "Cuento Crimen."  Highlights: 9:30-Defining Trauma and Recognizing Symptoms  15:36-Trauma Symptoms in Children Under 5  22:58- We Cannot Disconnect the Well-Being of the Child with Well-Being of the Caregiver 24:30- Cortisol and Its Effects on Babies 32:03- A Personal Story of Generational Trauma  38:00- Hopes for Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health Resources: Research study about chronic stress during pregnancy and cortisol levels in babies  Article: How we can break the cycle of intergenerational trauma  Subscribe and follow us to stay updated on future episodes. Your engagement and feedback are crucial in spreading awareness and fostering a community dedicated to improving the lives of children and families affected by generational trauma. Share this video with anyone who might benefit from these discussions! Want to suggest a topic or be a guest? We'd love to hear from you! Please email [email protected]. A Flourishing Start Podcast is hosted by the National Center for Youth Law and supported through a grant from the Resilience Effect, a philanthropic initiative of Genentech, a member of the Roche Group.