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Wednesday, May 27 & June 3 | 6:00 -7:30 PM

When the world flips upside down, children need stable, unflappable adults to reassure them all is well. But who reassures us adults? Traumatic times can bring out the best in us. Let’s together identify HOPEFUL everyday practices to serve as our lighthouse during this pandemic storm.

Join us for a two-part series with award-winning, best-selling author and international keynote and radio host, HOLLY ELISSA BRUNO, M.A., J.D., on the neuroscience of brain trauma, HOPE and the courage of early childhood professionals combating coronavirus.

Learning Objectives
Participants will:

• Apply the neuroscience of brain trauma to our current challenges
• Conceptualize ways to counter trauma from building into long-term damage
• Identify healing everyday practices for children and adults
• Examine ways in which tribes help and/or hinder healthy approaches to the pandemic (tribal neuropsychology)
• Acknowledge early childhood professionals’ acts of courage during this pandemic
• Explore how this pandemic can systemically and personally change our profession and ourselves for the better
• Strategize self-care approaches to prevent burnout during trauma