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 1295 Tags: virtual continuing education webinar chapter Wisconsin Related articles Undoing the Perpetuation of Structural/Systemic Racism: It’s a Public Health Crisis Ethics of Essential-Self Care for Clinicians Professional Development Bullying in Social Context: Promoting Resilience for Insecure Children and Teens Diversity, Equity, and Social Work: Continual Improvement Webinar Borderless Care: Navigating Transnational Caregiving in a Globalized World