Mental Health Begins at Birth
A three-part virtual workshop on supporting Durham’s youngest children
Awareness about the importance of the first five years of life to the long-term health and well-being of children, adolescents, and eventually adults has grown exponentially in recent years. We now know more than ever about how the brain develops and how stress and trauma during these early years impact overall development, and how caregiver interventions make a difference.
Join this READY-sponsored workshop series to build your own understanding of infant mental health, the impact of traumatic experiences on healthy development, and your ability to make a difference for young children.
Details
Who Appropriate for providers in health and mental health care, social services, case management, parent support, early care and education, and related fields.
When Thursdays from 9:00 – 11:00 a.m. on Part I: January 27, 2022, Part II: February 24, 2022, Part III: March 24, 2022
Registration Sign up here. This training is designed as a series. Each session builds on content from the previous session; please register with the intention to participate in the 3-part series.
Learn more
For more information, including trainer bio, see the flyer below.