Applying trauma-focused interventions is crucial for supporting students with Social, Emotional, and Mental Health (SEMH) challenges. One effective approach is Narrative Exposure Therapy (NET), which aids SEMH students in processing and healing from traumatic experiences. By guiding individuals to recount their stories in a safe and structured environment, NET empowers students to explore their emotions, thoughts, and reactions to traumatic events. This intervention can help SEMH students make sense of their past traumas, enhance their emotional regulation skills, and facilitate the integration of distressing memories into their life narrative.Identifying Triggers and Patterns
tic approaches, such as cognitive-behavioral strategies, PMR, and deep breathing exercises can play a pivotal role in supporting SEMH students in managing their aggressive behaviours.SEMH aggressive outbursts refer to sudden bursts of anger or frustration displayed by individuals with Social, Emotional, and Mental Health difficulties.