Date and Time
Thursday Mar 11, 2021
9:00 AM - 12:30 PM EST
Location
Virtual via Zoom
Fees/Admission
$10
Contact Information
Natasha Gamble 315-788-5631
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Description
OVERVIEW
How can we, as communities, address the crisis of Adverse Childhood Experiences and their long term impact on public health? How can we understand and prevent trauma in children, families and communities? How do we invest in protective systems that help families and communities heal?
March 11: ACEs Information and Training
March 18: Focus on generating ideas on ways to move forward locally, review and questions
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
- Understanding N.E.A.R. Science
- Building Self-Healing Communities
ABOUT CORI LESHER
Cori is currently a Provider Services Coordinator for the Jefferson-Lewis Childcare Project, a program of Community Action Planning Council. She holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Education with a major in Elementary and Special Education and a Master’s Degree in Alternative Education, both from Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania. Through her current and past employment she has provided training for teachers, child care professionals, parents, and individuals who work with children in a variety of topics relating to child development, education, special education, behaviors, and more.
In August 2020 she had the opportunity to participate in New York State and New York State Community Action Network’s initiative to bring a national training program on trauma and ACEs to New York state. The training program, called The Understanding N.E.A.R. (Neuroscience, Epigenetics, Adverse Childhood Experiences, and Resilience) is designed to support rapid dissemination of ACE and resilience science, and to promote understanding and application of the science to improve health and wellbeing across the lifespan. The Understanding N.E.A.R. Trainers received their training from Dr. Robert Anda (one of the original doctors from Kaiser Permanente ACEs study) and Laura Porter (a national trainer). As a N.E.A.R. Trainer, Cori is able to facilitate the N.E.A.R. Science trainings to any individuals who may be interested. In a few more months, Cori and the training cohort will complete their training process and become Master Trainers and will also be certified to train others as ACEs trainers.
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