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Babies are Like Smartphones: A Practical Pathway to Explaining Early Childhood Mental Health
Have you ever noticed that in most spaces mental health care seems to be all about older children or adults? Did you know that all mental health is built from the blueprints of infancy and early childhood? Join Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Early Childhood Mental Health Consultant Karen Wolf as she shifts the conversation in a practical direction. Babies are Like Smart Phones will give you real life information that you can take home, to families you work with, into schools, and right up to the halls of our legislative bodies. Our infants and toddlers belong in any space where mental health is being discussed, so let's work together to speak for them until they have the words!
Training Hours: 1
What People Are Saying:
"I always feel so fortified after these trainings! I have renewed empathy for the kids in my home and I am armed w/ more tools to care for my kids as well.”
“Classes like these are helpful. They help me to better understand myself and how to better understand and help my children.”
“Yes! It was so refreshing and enlightening to see the children’s trauma behaviors in a new way and get strategies to help the kids and ourselves.”
Karen Wolf (Moderator)
Licensed Clinical Social Worker
Karen Wolf is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker; born and raised in the Denver metro area. Karen has extensive experience working with children and families who have experienced trauma and has a strong passion for the foster care community. Providing support and education about trauma-informed care, child development, and self-care are essential to making the foster parent experience work in the long term and Karen is dedicated to providing that education and advocating for better pathways to ensuring all foster parents have access to the information they need to foster longer!
Renata Araujo (Moderator)
Interpreter
Community Language Cooperative
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