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Moving Beyond the ACE Score: Assessing Adversity in Diverse Populations
Tate-Turner-Kuralt Building, Auditorium 325 Pittsboro Street, Chapel HillThis workshop introduces a variety of tools for assessing childhood adversity, including historical and intergenerational trauma, and ways that cultural factors can be used to promote resilience and mediate the impact of adversity. (2 CEs) …
Using the PERMA Model to Work with Children and Youth with Co-occurring Mental Illness and Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities and their Families
Virtual/OnlineClevenger and Wright will review and demonstrates the core elements of the PERMA model. Participants will learn to combine these different techniques to positively impact the lives of children and youth with co-occurring mental health illness …
Q&A and Discussion on How to Practice Antiracism in Session
Virtual/OnlineIn this unique session based a on previous training, participants will have the opportunity to interact with Dr. Williams and ask the “tough” questions about the presence of microaggressions in therapy and steps and skills …
Somatic Approaches to Internalized Oppression and Other Trauma
Virtual/OnlineDanielle Murphy, LCSW, SEP will train participants to focus on understanding and treating the effects of trauma, with an emphasis on the experience of members of marginalized groups and the cumulative effects of micro-aggressions and …
Working with Whiteness in a Racialized Society
Virtual/OnlineBuilding on knowledge from racial equity and anti-racism trainings, and drawing from relational theory, family systems, self-awareness, and a community organizing approach, this workshop is geared for anyone who works with white clients as well …
Supporting Person-Centered Integrated Health Care for Children and Adolescents with Special Needs
Virtual/OnlineKristy Myers, RN, ALNC, will focus on integrated care principles that enhance positive outcomes for children and youth with special healthcare needs and their families. Free of charge for UNC School of Social Work students, faculty, staff, …
Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder: A Silent Epidemic for 1 in 20
Virtual/OnlineFetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) is a spectrum of conditions resulting from prenatal exposure to alcohol, which is the leading cause of intellectual and developmental disabilities. Early identification and diagnosis are needed to offer appropriate …
A Good Life for the Whole Family: Supporting People in the Context of their Family
Virtual/OnlineJoin this session to learn more about integrating the Charting the LifeCourse framework and tools into your practices to help individuals achieve self-determination, interdependence, integration, productivity, integration and inclusion in all facets of community life. …
Teaching Psychotherapy from the Inside Out
Virtual/OnlineHow did you learn what you know and how to best impart this to supervisees? Marilyn Ghezzi draws from her years of experience as a therapist, supervisor, field instructor, and classroom teacher to impart strategies …
In Conversation with Stephen Porges: Polyvagal Theory, Trauma, Co-Regulation, and Healing
Virtual/OnlineLearn about the neurobiology of trauma and healing from Stephen Porges, whose polyvagal theory explains why trauma responses, including dissociation, are adaptive, even heroic; and why safety cues, co-regulation, social connection, and embodied approaches are vital …
