Dr Bruce Perry - Early Brain Development: Reducing the Effects of Trauma

early years; child development; brain development; childhood trauma; neuroscience; young children;

Автор: Early Years Scotland

Загружено: 16 нояб. 2017 г.

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Dr Bruce Perry, Senior Fellow of The Child Trauma Academy, Houston, Texas. Personalised Video for Early Years Scotland's 50th Anniversary Conference, 30 September 2017.

Dr Bruce Perry - Early Brain Development: Reducing the Effects of Trauma

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