Interested in going further upstream to promote resilience in the Northern CA region through development of “early childhood informed” communities?
Strategies 2.0 is extending an invitation to join us in our Learning Community
focused on early childhood mental health in a 4-Part Series entitled:
“Using the Centrality of Relationships as a Protective Factor in Building Resilience: Infusing Early Childhood Mental Health Principles and Practices Across the Care Continuum for Children and Families”
SAVE THE DATES:
September 19, 2019; November 7, 2019; February 20, 2020; May 7, 2020
The Northern Region Strategies 2.0 Learning Community is working in partnership with a regional initiative implemented by the Early Childhood Mental Health Consortium UCSF Dept. of Psychiatry. Part 1 of the series will feature Barbara Ivins, Clinical Director/Program Manager Early Intervention Services UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital Oakland. We will promote the centrality of relationships and socio-emotional development as both foundation and protective factor in the treatment of trauma and the strengthening of resiliency in children and families. The interactive series will build a framework for understanding how Early Childhood Mental Health (ECMH) can be infused into all types of intervention, including promotion, prevention, treatment and policy. Attendees from all systems of care will be able to see where their work fits on the ECMH care continuum. The overarching goal of the series is to create a vibrant, aligned, interconnected and multidisciplinary community of providers with a common ECMH language, well informed, and able to intervene early to strengthen young children and their families.
All sessions will convene from 1:00 – 4:00, registration at 12:30
Site locations: Redding (HUB), Lakeport, Eureka, Mt Shasta, Ukiah and online
You won’t want to miss this phenomenal opportunity!
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