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X-WR-CALDESC:This interactive workshop will provide a theoretical framework
for understanding how exposure to trauma during the first 5 years of life
impacts families and communities. This workshop will include an overview
of basic concepts including complex trauma\, vicarious trauma and communit
y trauma. Participants will reflect on how complex trauma manifests in you
ng children and across the family system. We will also discuss the ways th
at trauma manifests on a collective level across communities that have bee
n disproportionately impacted by systemic racism.\n\nOpportunities for sel
f reflection and community building will be interwoven throughout. Partici
pants will learn about trauma-informed tools for navigating complex trauma
with young children.\n\nObjectives:\n● Create common language and
common understanding about how trauma can affect health\, behavior\, and r
elationships\, as well as how trauma can affect communities as a whole.\n●
Identify at least 2 manifestations of trauma across individual\, familial
\, and collective contexts.\n● Practice utilizing at least one tool for na
vigating trauma with young children\n\nAbout the Presenter:\nMonica
Alejandra Noriega\, Psy.D.\, (she/her) is a licensed clinical psychologis
t\, assistant clinical professor at the University of California San Franc
isco\, Child Trauma Research Program\, and consultant at On the Margins\,
LLC. Dr. Noriega specializes in the assessment and treatment of complex tr
auma among children ages 0-5 and pregnant persons in community mental heal
th and primary care settings. In her clinical role\, Dr. Noriega provides
Child Parent Psychotherapy (CPPPerinatal Child-Parent Psychotherapy (P-CPP
)\, and infant mental health consultation at Zuckerberg San Francisco Gene
ral Hospital. Dr. Noriega also offers trainings\, workshops\, consultation
\, capacity building\, and curriculum development to community-based socia
l service agencies. Dr. Noriega identifies as Chicana and is bilingual in
English and Spanish.
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DESCRIPTION:This interactive workshop will provide a theoretical framework
for understanding how exposure to trauma during the first 5 years of life
impacts families and communities. This workshop will include an overview o
f basic concepts including complex trauma\, vicarious trauma and community
trauma. Participants will reflect on how complex trauma manifests in youn
g children and across the family system. We will also discuss the ways tha
t trauma manifests on a collective level across communities that have been
disproportionately impacted by systemic racism.\n\nOpportunities for self
reflection and community building will be interwoven throughout. Particip
ants will learn about trauma-informed tools for navigating complex trauma
with young children.\n\nObjectives:\n● Create common language and c
ommon understanding about how trauma can affect health\, behavior\, and re
lationships\, as well as how trauma can affect communities as a whole.\n●
Identify at least 2 manifestations of trauma across individual\, familial\
, and collective contexts.\n● Practice utilizing at least one tool for nav
igating trauma with young children\n\nAbout the Presenter:\nMonica
Alejandra Noriega\, Psy.D.\, (she/her) is a licensed clinical psychologist
\, assistant clinical professor at the University of California San Franci
sco\, Child Trauma Research Program\, and consultant at On the Margins\, L
LC. Dr. Noriega specializes in the assessment and treatment of complex tra
uma among children ages 0-5 and pregnant persons in community mental healt
h and primary care settings. In her clinical role\, Dr. Noriega provides C
hild Parent Psychotherapy (CPPPerinatal Child-Parent Psychotherapy (P-CPP)
\, and infant mental health consultation at Zuckerberg San Francisco Gener
al Hospital. Dr. Noriega also offers trainings\, workshops\, consultation\
, capacity building\, and curriculum development to community-based social
service agencies. Dr. Noriega identifies as Chicana and is bilingual in E
nglish and Spanish.
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SUMMARY:Identifying and Metabolizing Complex Trauma in Early Childhood
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