Webinar: Survive or Thrive? Using Neuroscience to Re-Envision Adolescent Success

September 7, 201610:00 AM11:30 AM PDT

New insights from developmental neuroscience help us to re-think and re-envision how we educate, raise, and care for young people on their path to lifelong health and well-being. Join us on this webinar to hear the latest findings from developmental neuroscience with a particular focus on social and emotional motivators of adolescent decision-making and behavior.

Who Should Attend: Educators, school administrators, and practitioners who engage with adolescents.

Participants of this webinar will be able to:

Summarize latest findings in adolescent neurodevelopment;
Describe the social and affective processes that underlie adolescent behavior; and
Apply key findings from developmental neuroscience to their current work with adolescents.

Presenters:
Stephanie Guinosso, PhD, MPH, Project Director, California School-Based Health Alliance
Vignetta Charles, PhD, Chief Science Officer, ETR

To register, please visit: http://www.surveygizmo.com/s3/...ive-or-Thrive-090716

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Dana Brown (PACEs Connection Staff)Staff

Hi Jeremy. Please consider registering for one (or all) of their series of webinars.

http://www.surveygizmo.com/s3/...ive-or-Thrive-090716

Unsure presently of their process following each webinar, please know I'm registered for this first one on September 7th and will be able to respond respectively of how they disseminate their recording/slides, etc.

9/4/1610:36 AM

Jeremy PieperMember

This sounds very interesting. Will there be a recording that can be downloaded or viewed afterward? Thank you.

-Jeremy

9/2/169:38 AM

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