Carousel Project LLC
Key Clients
• Adopted families in trauma
• Local faith community
• Systems of care participant Trauma counseling.
Individual, couples, and group coaching surrounding parenting early childhood trauma. Online faith-based mentor program
Conference presenter
Parenting resources
Advocating/training with systems of care/extended supports
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To Whom it May Concern, February 13, 2023
I am a doctoral candidate at Liberty University, working on my final research dissertation. One of the requirements for my study is to gain permission from agencies/organizations, or other entities where I would find research participants for my specific study. I have a response template available for your use if giving me permission to connect with you for the purpose of sending out my dissertation packet and survey link to potential participants.
The purpose of my study is to study the trauma symptomology of foster, kinship, or adoptive parents who are parenting traumatized children with attachment disruptions and trauma behaviors. This qualitative study will use evidence-based instruments and a Likert Scale Survey to gather information about the parent figure and the traumatized child.
I am tasked with presenting a permission response document from agencies/organizations that will help with this recruiting process. If you/r organization is willing to participate by sending my dissertation packet and a survey link to your constituents, would you please complete the following template on LETTERHEAD? This method of gathering information through providing a survey link will ensure the anonymity of all participants with no known way of association with any one agency or organization.
I would appreciate a response by February 27, 2023, so that I can stay on my timeline for presenting my proposal to the review board. Please send the permission response to [email protected]
Once I have Review Board approval, I will send the required documents and packet to you for your dispersal. The proposed timeline would be in March 2023.
Thank You,
Kaylene Scholl Henderson
Ed.D. Candidate Liberty University
Permission Response Document for Research Study to Recruit Participants
[Date]
Kaylene Scholl Henderson Ed.D. Candidate
Liberty University Doctoral Program
[email protected]
Dear Kaylene Henderson
After a careful review of your research proposal entitled Parental Trauma, The Trauma Effects of Parenting a Traumatized Child, I/we have decided to grant you permission to conduct your study at [ your name of agency]
Check the following boxes, as applicable:
o I/We will not provide potential participant information to Kaylene Henderson, but we agree to send/provide Kaylene Henderson’s study information to our list-serve, foster, kinship, or adoptive parents on her behalf.
o I/We are requesting a copy of the results upon study completion and/or publication.
Sincerely,
[Official’s Name]
[Official’s Title]
[Official’s Company/Organization]
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Just finished the chapter one summary of my dissertation to go to the internal review board (IRB). Options to participate in this important research will be coming soon. Stay tuned.
Summary
Millions of traumatized children worldwide need healthy family systems. When adverse childhood experiences compact their life with developmental trauma factors, unorganized attachment relationships, and mental health disparities inducing body responses through polyvagal reactions, The fight, flight, and freeze mechanisms become hyperactive. These hyperactive reactions send lightning bolts of danger onto the environment and relationships in their sphere of interaction.
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Running, jumping, skipping, swimming.
Swinging.
Play together, play a lot.
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What rhythmic, repetitive, relational, and somatosensory experiences are your favorite?
What about your child's??
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