Every day we hear of children or teens who are hurting. They are in our homes, schools, Good News Clubs, Sunday Schools, and Youth Groups. We often recognize them by their behavior. The tendency can be to ask ourselves, “What is wrong with him/her?” instead of “What happened to him/her?” We often don’t know how to best respond.
Join us to learn more:
What is trauma?
How does it affect a child (or adult)?
How can we sensitively connect with children from hard backgrounds?
How can we identify challenging behaviors and promote healing instead of harm?
April 24, 2025
South Carolina Baptist Convention
9am – 1pm
Doors open at 8:30am
Speakers
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Tana Dukes
Tana Dukes
Tana Dukes is local to Charleston, SC and holds a Masters Degree in Social Work from Florida State University. She is a TBRI Practitioner. Tana is a mom, wife, social worker and small business owner. She resides in Charleston, SC with her husband and two children. Tana has always been passionate about foster care and adoption. She loves teaching and integrating all she has learned in the last thirteen years into impactful education so that parents, caregivers, and professionals alike can grow in their ability to foster the next generation into safety and wholeness.
