Event date: 2/16/2023 Export event Mark Wills / Tuesday, December 6, 2022 / Categories: Uncategorized Understanding Infant Mental Health as a Place where Trauma Starts and where we can Heal NASW Wisconsin Noon-1 p.m. CentralUnderstanding our client’s, as well as our own trauma experiences, emotional development/health and attachment style as a universal understanding of human experience rather than an "us vs. them" approach to our work, as we are all one in the same; We all experience emotional development in infancy and we all are susceptible to trauma in our lifetime. We all function in relationships that can serve as a source of stress/trauma and resiliency.1 CEU availableRegister for Understanding Infant Mental Health as a Place where Trauma Starts and where we can Heal at https://naswwi.socialworkers.org/Events/NASW-WI-Calendar/ArtMID/49105/ArticleID/2816/preview/true/NOON-HOUR-WEBINAR-Understanding-Infant-Mental-Health-as-a-Place-where-Trauma-Starts-and-Where-we-can-Heal. Previous Article Introduction to the Diagnosis and Treatment of Dissociation Identity Disorder Next Article Emerging from the Pandemic Print 216 Tags: virtual continuing education webinar chapter Wisconsin Related articles South Asians in the United States Mental Health Access in Schools BIPOC Peer Support Group From Mandated Reporting to Supporting South Asian Special Interest Group