Early Childhood Mental Health Summit

Trauma & Stress: Approaches & Interventions

The Mental Health Summit has been approved for 13.5 contact hours for Counselors, Social Workers and Marriage & Family Therapists, and 10.75 hours for Ohio Approved SUTQ.

November 2-4, 2016

Doubletree Worthington, Columbus, Ohio

 The early childhood community faces increasingly intense challenges in the classroom that can be linked to the impact that we know trauma and stress have on the developing brain. This conference will address the next steps in understanding stress and trauma and creating an organizational environment that supports Trauma Informed Care.

State, regional and national presenters will bring the most current research and practice to help programs respond most effectively to the needs of young children and their families.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND:

Individuals who support services to young children and their families in any setting, particularly those who work in Education, Special Needs, Health and Mental Health as well as organizational leaders who influence policy, practice and organizational climate.

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CONFERENCE SPONSOR: Kid Smart/School Nurse Supply