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X-WR-CALDESC:Beyond ACEs: Understanding trauma\, the brain\, and building r
 esilience\nWith Dr. Jennifer King\n\nDecades of research have established 
 that traumatic experiences have the potential to impact our physical and m
 ental well-being in incredibly detrimental ways.  However\, with an unders
 tanding of some basic principles of neurobiology and development\, we can 
 see how relationally healthy experiences have the potential to buffer us a
 gainst these negative impacts.  In this session\, we will explore the conn
 ection between trauma\, the brain\, and relationships\, and consider the '
 why' behind commonly recommended strategies for regulation and self-soothi
 ng.\n\nDr. Jennifer King is an Assistant Professor at the Mandel School of
  Applied Social Sciences at Case Western Reserve University and the Assist
 ant Director of the Center on Trauma and Adversity at CWRU. A clinical soc
 ial worker\, she has a multitude of clinical practice experience working d
 irectly with traumatized individuals\, families\, and communities with the
  goal of addressing the impact of trauma across systems in order to help t
 he traumatized move from surviving to thriving.  A highly sought after spe
 aker and trainer\, Dr. King provides leadership over the trauma-informed c
 urriculum at the Mandel School—developing training opportunities and advan
 ced curriculum in the area of trauma-informed practice for Master’s level 
 social work students as well as community practitioners to become better e
 quipped to promote healing and resilience in individuals and communities.
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DESCRIPTION:Beyond ACEs: Understanding trauma\, the brain\, and building re
 silience\nWith Dr. Jennifer King\n\nDecades of research have established t
 hat traumatic experiences have the potential to impact our physical and me
 ntal well-being in incredibly detrimental ways.  However\, with an underst
 anding of some basic principles of neurobiology and development\, we can s
 ee how relationally healthy experiences have the potential to buffer us ag
 ainst these negative impacts.  In this session\, we will explore the conne
 ction between trauma\, the brain\, and relationships\, and consider the 'w
 hy' behind commonly recommended strategies for regulation and self-soothin
 g.\n\nDr. Jennifer King is an Assistant Professor at the Mandel School of 
 Applied Social Sciences at Case Western Reserve University and the Assista
 nt Director of the Center on Trauma and Adversity at CWRU. A clinical soci
 al worker\, she has a multitude of clinical practice experience working di
 rectly with traumatized individuals\, families\, and communities with the 
 goal of addressing the impact of trauma across systems in order to help th
 e traumatized move from surviving to thriving.  A highly sought after spea
 ker and trainer\, Dr. King provides leadership over the trauma-informed cu
 rriculum at the Mandel School—developing training opportunities and advanc
 ed curriculum in the area of trauma-informed practice for Master’s level s
 ocial work students as well as community practitioners to become better eq
 uipped to promote healing and resilience in individuals and communities.\n
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20200504T210000
LOCATION:Virtual using Google Meet
SUMMARY:Monday Evening Speaker Series
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