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X-WR-CALDESC:Resilience\, Healing\, & Relational Repair:\nTransforming t
he impact of interpersonal and sociocultural trauma on young children and
families\n\nCLICK HERE TO REGISTER\n\nJoin us on Tuesday\, March 16\
, from 3:30 pm - 5:00 pm\, and hear from Dr. Vilma Reyes as we explore way
s to apply trauma informed\, relationship-based interventions\, and tap in
to resilience to promote healing and relational repair in families.\n\nStr
engthening resilience affects every domain in children's development\, fam
ily relationships\, and health outcomes. Dr. Reyes will present real tools
to help families recover from trauma\, forced family separation\, institu
tional racism\, and toxic fear in support of the well being of young child
ren and their families.\n\nAbout Dr. Vilma Reyes\nDr. Vilma Reyes i
s an Assistant Clinical Professor at the University of California\, San Fr
ancisco in the Child Trauma Research Program. Since 2009\, she has been pr
oviding Child-Parent Psychotherapy (CPP) services\, training\, clinical su
pervision\, consultation and coordinating community-based mental health ou
treach services and evaluation. She is a national trainer in CPP and has c
o-authored articles and chapters on CPP theory and application. \n\nDr. Re
yes developed a CPP-based group intervention\, Building Bridges\, which ha
s been applied and researched in several community settings including 7 fa
mily shelters across 3 counties in the Bay Area\, CA. This intervention wa
s adapted to the displaced community in Bogota\, Colombia and the Afro-Col
ombian community in Tumaco\, Colombia. This adaptation\, Semillas de Apego
\, is being researched in two randomized controlled studies with a sample
size of over 1\,200 families. Dr. Reyes has presented this research at nat
ional and international conferences\, including the International Society
for Traumatic Stress Studies.\n\nIn addition to her Doctorate degree in Cl
inical Psychology\, Dr. Reyes has also earned a Master of Arts in Educatio
n and has experience offering consultation\, supervision and training in t
rauma informed systems in school-based settings. Dr. Reyes is an immigrant
from Peru and is devoted to increasing access to trauma informed services
for Latinx immigrant families. She has done several lectures in national
conferences on the intersection of immigration and trauma\; with a focus o
n asylum seekers and refugees exposed to armed conflict\, systemic oppress
ion and racism. \n
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DESCRIPTION:Resilience\, Healing\, & Relational Repair:\nTransforming th
e impact of interpersonal and sociocultural trauma on young children and f
amilies\n\nCLICK HERE TO REGISTER\n\nJoin us on Tuesday\, March 16\,
from 3:30 pm - 5:00 pm\, and hear from Dr. Vilma Reyes as we explore ways
to apply trauma informed\, relationship-based interventions\, and tap int
o resilience to promote healing and relational repair in families.\n\nStre
ngthening resilience affects every domain in children's development\, fami
ly relationships\, and health outcomes. Dr. Reyes will present real tools
to help families recover from trauma\, forced family separation\, institut
ional racism\, and toxic fear in support of the well being of young childr
en and their families.\n\nAbout Dr. Vilma Reyes\nDr. Vilma Reyes is
an Assistant Clinical Professor at the University of California\, San Fra
ncisco in the Child Trauma Research Program. Since 2009\, she has been pro
viding Child-Parent Psychotherapy (CPP) services\, training\, clinical sup
ervision\, consultation and coordinating community-based mental health out
reach services and evaluation. She is a national trainer in CPP and has co
-authored articles and chapters on CPP theory and application. \n\nDr. Rey
es developed a CPP-based group intervention\, Building Bridges\, which has
been applied and researched in several community settings including 7 fam
ily shelters across 3 counties in the Bay Area\, CA. This intervention was
adapted to the displaced community in Bogota\, Colombia and the Afro-Colo
mbian community in Tumaco\, Colombia. This adaptation\, Semillas de Apego\
, is being researched in two randomized controlled studies with a sample s
ize of over 1\,200 families. Dr. Reyes has presented this research at nati
onal and international conferences\, including the International Society f
or Traumatic Stress Studies.\n\nIn addition to her Doctorate degree in Cli
nical Psychology\, Dr. Reyes has also earned a Master of Arts in Education
and has experience offering consultation\, supervision and training in tr
auma informed systems in school-based settings. Dr. Reyes is an immigrant
from Peru and is devoted to increasing access to trauma informed services
for Latinx immigrant families. She has done several lectures in national c
onferences on the intersection of immigration and trauma\; with a focus on
asylum seekers and refugees exposed to armed conflict\, systemic oppressi
on and racism. \n
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