Writing a book is always a team effort. Many talented individuals kindly contributed to this one. We wish to thank the following:
❯ Shaelyn Amaio, whose artistry helped us convey our thoughts in pictures as well as words
❯ Dr. Casey Stockstill, whose expertise in Diversity, Equity, Accessibility, and Inclusion (DEAI) and young children kept us focused
❯ Ellen Galinsky for her thoughtful conversations in helping to shape the direction of the book, ensuring a focus on a healing-centered approach in which children are not defined by their trauma
❯ Karen Nemeth, Sally Durbin, and Dr. Linda Espinosa for their knowledge of how trauma affects children who speak a home language other than English
❯ Whit Hayslip for his expertise in special education and trauma’s effects on children with disabilities
❯ Holly Bohart, senior editor at NAEYC, for her skills, knowledge, and graciousness in guiding us through the process of completing this book