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National Council Webinar: Organizational Approaches to Effective Trauma-Informed Services - Slides included!

Gail Kennedy ·
I viewed this webinar a couple of weeks ago and found it quite useful. https://www.thenationalcouncil...ars/webinar-archive/ Scroll down to find Organizational Approaches to Effective Trauma-Informed Services   Cheryl Sharp, Senior Advisor for...
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Organizational Approaches to Effective Trauma-Informed Services Webinar

Former Member ·
Organizational Approaches to Effective Trauma-Informed Services Date: Fri., June 12, 2015, 2:00-3:30 pm EDT Presenters: Cheryl Sharp, Senior Advisor for Trauma-Informed Services, the National Council for Behavioral Health; Karen Johnson, Director...
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Pediatric, Child, and Adult CPR & First Aid

Bonnie Berman ·
Foster & Kinship Care education class with Certified Red Cross Instructors Antonio Acosta & Mike Smith Saturday, Jan. 19 th , 2019 RSVP Required as we are limited to 15 participants -Please Email Cherie if you want a seat. Two Yr. Red Cross Certification (Pediatric, Child & Adult) and First Aid Cards are Issued CPR starts at 9:00 am sharp & First Aid at Noon - Generally 3:30 or 4:00 pm Location: Woodland Community College – Building 100, Room 101
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Living in Tumultuous Times: Responding to the "Hidden" Public Health Crisis in the U.S.

Greg Bourne ·
Living in Tumultuous Times: Responding to the “Hidden” Public Health Crisis in the U.S. We live in tumultuous times. Although our minds might immediately take us to issues with North Korea, or ISIS, or the dysfunction in Washington D.C., these are not the primary focus of this article. Washington’s dysfunction over the past couple decades is a contributing factor, yet the dynamics discussed here go far beyond our nation’s capital. With the ongoing focus on the Affordable Care Act, health...
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Mindful Teen Class

Julie Langston ·
Mindful Teens Class When: Mondays, July 20-August 10, 2015 Where: Davis, CA (exact location tba) T ime: 2:30-4:30 p.m. Cost: $180 Who: Ages 15-18 To   Sign Up Contact: Denise Dempsey: 530-500-CALM (2256) stressreductionprograms@gmail.com...
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Re: National Council Webinar: Organizational Approaches to Effective Trauma-Informed Services - Slides included!

Donielle Prince ·
Thanks for posting this webinar- I just found time to listen to it this morning. It is extraordinarily helpful! The more I learn about trauma informed care, it gives me a vocabulary for some of the observations I made when counseling children years ago, and again now that I am a CASA advocate and spend time learning about child welfare services. The speakers make excellent points about how an understanding of both ACES and trauma informed care needs to impact how providers conceive of, and...
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Re: National Council Webinar: Organizational Approaches to Effective Trauma-Informed Services - Slides included!

Gail Kennedy ·
Donielle, glad you liked the webinar. For those that are interseted in the slides, i just attached them as well.
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DJUSD ACEs.Final_Short.pptx

Gail Kennedy ·
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WEBINARS on family engagement, child abuse and neglect, and strengthening families

Bonnie Berman ·
Keeping Kids Safe: Standout Statewide and National Initiatives on 11/2 11am-12:30 on Monday, November 2 Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, nationwide, there has been a sharp decline in reports of child abuse and neglect. Research shows that child abuse typically occurs within the family or at the hands of a child’s caregiver. This webinar will highlight two statewide and three national initiatives that were created to empower the community at large to prevent, recognize, and report child abuse.
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