SOCIETY’S CHILD | Christian Teacher Support for Managing Disruptive Behaviors

Trish Zenczak, M.Ed.L., Behavior & Trauma-Informed Education Consultant | Christian Speaker & Author
SOCIETY’S CHILD | Christian Teacher Support for Managing Disruptive Behaviors

👉Are you feeling stretched to the limit on time so the demand for connecting, understanding and responding to your troubled students gets pushed to the back burner? 👉Do you feel you have little understanding and resources of how to apply the trauma-informed strategies you’ve learned and you keep asking yourself, “now what?” 👉Do you find yourself alone in a sea of “traditional approaches to student behavior” and yearn for simple ways of applying the new trauma-responsive strategies in your classroom? 👉Do you find yourself triggered by your own students’ behavior with a tendency to respond to students the way you grew up only to find yourself blowing up after things pile up, letting emotional tension build?. ”Welcome to The Society’s Child Podcast, a sanctuary for Christian educators seeking solace and strategies in the realm of trauma-informed education. I’m Trish Zenczak, your guide on this transformative journey. If you’ve felt the strain of time limitations, struggled to implement trauma-informed strategies, or yearned for a community that aligns with your Christian values, you’re in the right place. In this podcast, we delve into heart-driven conversations tailored for school environments. As a Trauma-Responsive Education Specialist, I understand the implications of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and it’s my passion to blend Biblical encouragement, evidence-based trauma-informed strategies, with actionable mental health tips to empower you in creating trauma-sensitive schools. Whether you’re seeking clarity on trauma-informed education or looking to calm chaos in your classroom, this podcast offers practical insights for educators and beyond. I’m not just your host; I’m a Jesus-lover, educator, and compassion advocate with a unique journey. As a foster child, group home kid, and now a guardian and adoptive mom, I’ve experienced the challenges firsthand. I’ve been where you are, overwhelmed by disruptive behaviors and searching for a better way. Join me as I share my experiences, lessons learned, and evidence-based approaches that transformed my teaching and parenting. Together, let’s trade sleepless nights for peaceful dreams, classroom chaos for healthy boundaries, and resentment for Christ-like compassion. You’re not alone in this journey. Grab your favorite drink, and let’s navigate the frontlines of trauma-responsive education together. Society’s Child needs you—armor up, and let’s make a difference, one classroom at a time. This is more than a podcast; it’s a movement. Join me as we work together to impact lives with love, understanding, and faith. Mission: To empower Christian educators in trauma-informed education, so they can create trauma-sensitive schools and positively impact the lives of their students. Our mission is to provide Biblical encouragement, evidence-based trauma-informed strategies, and actionable mental health tips for educators. We aim to build a community for Christian educators, offering insights, support, and a transformative journey that leads to creating Christ-like compassion in the classroom. Join us as we work together to impact lives with love, understanding, and faith, building a movement that goes beyond podcasting—a community for Society’s Child. Join our Facebook Community - www.facebook.com/groups/societyschild

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    When Immigration Fears Follow Kids to School: How Teachers Can Help

    When immigration fears take over a child’s home, they don’t leave those worries at the door—they bring them into the classroom. Whether they’re shutting down, acting out, or constantly on edge, students feeling the weight of uncertainty need stability, safety, and support at school. In this episode, we’ll unpack how teachers can create a calm, structured space where students feel seen, valued, and secure—without turning the classroom into a political battleground. Learn how to recognize the signs of stress, support emotional regulation, and offer simple outlets that help kids process their emotions. Because while you can’t change what’s happening at home, you can make a difference in the moments they spend with you. #SocietysChild #ChristianEducatorSupport #FaithBasedTeaching #PodcastForTeachers #TeacherPodcast #SupportingStudents #HelpingImmigrantKids #EducationForAll #SafeClassroom #StudentsFirst #SELStrategies #TraumaInformed #SocialEmotionalLearning #StudentWellbeing #MentalHealthInSchools #ChristianEducators #ChristianTeachers #ClassroomManagement #StudentSupport #TeacherLife #EducationMatters Connect with Trish:👉Facebook Group: www.facebook.com/groups/SocietysChild 👉Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/SocietysChild.co 👉Instagram: www.instagram.com/societyschild.co👉Subscribe and Review: If you find this episode helpful, hit subscribe, leave a review, and share it with your colleagues.Get your list of 75 Bible affirmations based on 25 scriptures. 👉Interested in being a guest on the show?  Email SocietysChildPodcast@gmail.com

    13 min
  2. JAN 29

    Not Every Thriving Student Is Okay: Signs of Hidden Trauma in the Classroom

    Not every thriving student is okay. Some of the most high-achieving, responsible kids in your classroom are carrying silent burdens you can’t see. I know—because I was one of them. Behind the straight A’s, leadership roles, and work ethic, I was barely holding on, hiding years of instability, foster care, and trauma. In this episode, I’m sharing my story—the story of a student who looked successful on the outside but was silently struggling on the inside. I’ll walk you through the hidden signs of students who mask their pain and how educators can stay alert to the ones who seem “just fine.” Because sometimes, the ones who need us most are the ones we never suspect. Let’s make sure no student has to carry their burden alone. #TraumaInformed #SELStrategies #ChristianEducators #HiddenStruggles #StudentWellbeing #TeachingWithGrace #FaithBasedTeaching #HighAchieverMask #ClassroomCommunity #GraceInTheClassroom #societyschild #mystory    Connect with Trish:👉Facebook Group: www.facebook.com/groups/SocietysChild 👉Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/SocietysChild.co 👉Instagram: www.instagram.com/societyschild.co👉Subscribe and Review: If you find this episode helpful, hit subscribe, leave a review, and share it with your colleagues.Get your list of 75 Bible affirmations based on 25 scriptures. 👉Interested in being a guest on the show?  Email SocietysChildPodcast@gmail.com

    14 min
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👉Are you feeling stretched to the limit on time so the demand for connecting, understanding and responding to your troubled students gets pushed to the back burner? 👉Do you feel you have little understanding and resources of how to apply the trauma-informed strategies you’ve learned and you keep asking yourself, “now what?” 👉Do you find yourself alone in a sea of “traditional approaches to student behavior” and yearn for simple ways of applying the new trauma-responsive strategies in your classroom? 👉Do you find yourself triggered by your own students’ behavior with a tendency to respond to students the way you grew up only to find yourself blowing up after things pile up, letting emotional tension build?. ”Welcome to The Society’s Child Podcast, a sanctuary for Christian educators seeking solace and strategies in the realm of trauma-informed education. I’m Trish Zenczak, your guide on this transformative journey. If you’ve felt the strain of time limitations, struggled to implement trauma-informed strategies, or yearned for a community that aligns with your Christian values, you’re in the right place. In this podcast, we delve into heart-driven conversations tailored for school environments. As a Trauma-Responsive Education Specialist, I understand the implications of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and it’s my passion to blend Biblical encouragement, evidence-based trauma-informed strategies, with actionable mental health tips to empower you in creating trauma-sensitive schools. Whether you’re seeking clarity on trauma-informed education or looking to calm chaos in your classroom, this podcast offers practical insights for educators and beyond. I’m not just your host; I’m a Jesus-lover, educator, and compassion advocate with a unique journey. As a foster child, group home kid, and now a guardian and adoptive mom, I’ve experienced the challenges firsthand. I’ve been where you are, overwhelmed by disruptive behaviors and searching for a better way. Join me as I share my experiences, lessons learned, and evidence-based approaches that transformed my teaching and parenting. Together, let’s trade sleepless nights for peaceful dreams, classroom chaos for healthy boundaries, and resentment for Christ-like compassion. You’re not alone in this journey. Grab your favorite drink, and let’s navigate the frontlines of trauma-responsive education together. Society’s Child needs you—armor up, and let’s make a difference, one classroom at a time. This is more than a podcast; it’s a movement. Join me as we work together to impact lives with love, understanding, and faith. Mission: To empower Christian educators in trauma-informed education, so they can create trauma-sensitive schools and positively impact the lives of their students. Our mission is to provide Biblical encouragement, evidence-based trauma-informed strategies, and actionable mental health tips for educators. We aim to build a community for Christian educators, offering insights, support, and a transformative journey that leads to creating Christ-like compassion in the classroom. Join us as we work together to impact lives with love, understanding, and faith, building a movement that goes beyond podcasting—a community for Society’s Child. Join our Facebook Community - www.facebook.com/groups/societyschild

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