Register now for Advancing Neuro-Nurturing Webinar March 14.

Please join top researchers and leaders in the movement to create Neuro Nurturing Ecosystems in support of maternal, infant, family and community health on March 14th for an information-packed webinar co-sponsored, in part, by PACEs Connection and its fiscal sponsor, the National Prevention Science Coalition.

REGISTER now to attend this free webinar, the second in a series that has received scores of five-star reviews.

National leaders in early relational health, health equity, and more will share on the importance of Neuro-Nurturing infants to support positive pathways to health and wellbeing and preventing and healing trauma.

This webinar shares valuable information on practical strategies for community coalitions to be part of a national (and international) movement that can influence the health and wellbeing of a population of healthier babies.

Click to below to learn more about the expert presenters and webinar details.

Compelling research indicates that improvements in infant neurodevelopment and Early Relational Health (ERH) could reduce the need for massive amounts of future spending on healthcare, mental health services, and programs related to poverty or crime.

“Everyone wins when infants are nurtured in the environments and with connections that help them develop self-regulation, executive function, and the precursors to literacy and more advanced learning,”said Bill Barberg, longtime international public health consultant and lead coordinator of the series.

“This webinar will share insights from top researchers and strategists about practical actions we can take to help individuals, neighborhoods, and communities adopt a wide range of Neuro-Nurturing practices and supports.

“Now is the time to put the science we’ve learned into practice at the scale we need to improve the wellbeing of today’s infants and the future’s adults,” said Barberg.

”Communities supporting pregnant women and new parents and caregivers in these natural, loving practices can help create entire populations of babies whose brains are nurtured for optimal health and development across the lifespan,” Barberg added.