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Like a Footprint in Wet Cement: Understanding the Impact of Trauma on Children

The ongoing Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) studies out of Kaiser Permanente and the Center for Disease Control suggest that childhood maltreatment and family dysfunction are major risk factors for the leading causes of illness, death and poor psychological adjustment in the United States. Cumulative adverse childhood events have a role in poor physical health, problematic health risk behaviors, learning challenges,

The Children Are Not Okay: Impact of Domestic Violence

Domestic violence is pervasive in our communities – with 1 in 4 females experiencing abuse at the hands of a partner during her lifetime. Children are not immune or shielded from the violence. Not only do millions of children witness the abuse of their mother, but many experience child abuse themselves. This session will discuss the prevalence of DV, the

Attachment and Bonding: Fostering Safe and Healthy Relationships

The first few years are critical in brain development as well as establishing safe, secure and nurturing relationships. This training can be used or supplemented to learn early child development with the goal of supporting parents and caregivers. Stressors in the home are risk factors for child abuse and maltreatment. Professionals will increase their knowledge of development in order to

Internet and Social Media Usage Among Children: Safety Implications for Professionals

Social Media is not going away. As social media adapts and changes, young people are either creating the adaptations or adapting right along with it. Professionals can face a steep learning curve as they attempt to respond to new risks in the lives of the young people they serve. This presentation provides tools to help professionals get on the front

Forensic Aspects of Online and Social Media Usage Among Children: Implications for Child Welfare, Criminal Justice, Legal, and Mental Health Professionals

Your FIRST Response to Alleged Child Maltreatment

Protecting children from child abuse and maltreatment requires that everyone understand how to recognize, respond and report any form of maltreatment a child may experience. FIRST response is often the single most important step in effectively responding and reporting maltreatment. FIRST will give you and your community the tools necessary to better protect kids. The training combines both lecture and

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Like a Footprint in Wet Cement: Understanding the Impact of Trauma on Children

The Children Are Not Okay: Impact of Domestic Violence

Attachment and Bonding: Fostering Safe and Healthy Relationships

Internet and Social Media Usage Among Children: Safety Implications for Professionals

Forensic Aspects of Online and Social Media Usage Among Children: Implications for Child Welfare, Criminal Justice, Legal, and Mental Health Professionals

Your FIRST Response to Alleged Child Maltreatment

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