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X-WR-CALDESC:Resource parents are all too familiar with the impact of traum
a on the children in your care. Unfortunately\, over recent years the coll
ective trauma of climate-change driven disasters have increasingly added t
o the risks\, and increased the vulnerability\, of the children you serve.
This workshop will address the impact of climate change on child mental h
ealth\, including the trauma of local disaster events\, and the climate an
xiety and distress increasingly experienced by children as they age. We wi
ll explore the intersection of climate distress with other vulnerability f
actors for children in care. We will provide tools for speaking with child
ren of all ages about climate change and climate mental health\, and activ
ities for promoting child and family resilience in the face of these stres
sors. This workshop will also address the impact of climate change on pare
nt and caregiver well being\, and will include multiple opportunities to d
evelop and practice our own resilience-building skills.\n\nSpeaker Bio:
\nJenni Silverstein\, LCSW\, is a California endorsed Infant Family Me
ntal Health Specialist and Reflective Practice Facilitator. She has over 2
0 years of experience fostering early childhood and parental mental health
. She specializes in providing nature-based therapy for children with deve
lopmental trauma histories\, and has extensive experience supporting child
ren and families in the Child Welfare System. Jenni serves on the Executiv
e Committee of the Climate Psychology Alliance-North America\, and works a
t the intersection of climate justice and early childhood mental health. S
he promotes climate resilience in children\, parents\, and communities thr
ough educational workshops\, public speaking engagements\, and written mat
erials. Jenni is committed to engaging in collaborative efforts to strengt
hen service systems and co-create resilient communities\, in which every c
hild can experience a sense of belonging and develop the skills needed to
thrive in this changing world.\n
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DESCRIPTION:Resource parents are all too familiar with the impact of trauma
on the children in your care. Unfortunately\, over recent years the colle
ctive trauma of climate-change driven disasters have increasingly added to
the risks\, and increased the vulnerability\, of the children you serve.
This workshop will address the impact of climate change on child mental he
alth\, including the trauma of local disaster events\, and the climate anx
iety and distress increasingly experienced by children as they age. We wil
l explore the intersection of climate distress with other vulnerability fa
ctors for children in care. We will provide tools for speaking with childr
en of all ages about climate change and climate mental health\, and activi
ties for promoting child and family resilience in the face of these stress
ors. This workshop will also address the impact of climate change on paren
t and caregiver well being\, and will include multiple opportunities to de
velop and practice our own resilience-building skills.\n\nSpeaker Bio:<
/b>\nJenni Silverstein\, LCSW\, is a California endorsed Infant Family Men
tal Health Specialist and Reflective Practice Facilitator. She has over 20
years of experience fostering early childhood and parental mental health.
She specializes in providing nature-based therapy for children with devel
opmental trauma histories\, and has extensive experience supporting childr
en and families in the Child Welfare System. Jenni serves on the Executive
Committee of the Climate Psychology Alliance-North America\, and works at
the intersection of climate justice and early childhood mental health. Sh
e promotes climate resilience in children\, parents\, and communities thro
ugh educational workshops\, public speaking engagements\, and written mate
rials. Jenni is committed to engaging in collaborative efforts to strength
en service systems and co-create resilient communities\, in which every ch
ild can experience a sense of belonging and develop the skills needed to t
hrive in this changing world.\n
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LOCATION:This event will be held online.
SUMMARY:Understanding the Impact of Climate Trauma
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