Where
This is an online event.Contact
Taylor Rose, Administrative Assistant to Childhood & Youth SuccessUnited Way of Southwest Virginia
276-525-4166
trose@unitedwayswva.org
Community Resilience Conversation in The Time of COVID-19
The conversation will be recorded, so even if you can't participate at the time, register and watch the video at your own pace.
Community Resilience Conversation in The Time of COVID-19
There are few moments in our collective experience that have created such dramatic upheaval for so many people. COVID-19 has changed all of our lives and will be a benchmark for our culture moving forward. Resilience is needed now more than ever. Come join a community conversation about implementing resilience skills in order to help ourselves and those around us to survive and thrive through these challenging times.
This conversation will build on what we have learned from the 3 part Trauma and Resilience Basics webinars earlier this month. You are still encouraged to attend the conversation if you did not participate in the webinars.
Meet the presenter:
Community Resilience Conversation in The Time of COVID-19
John Richardson-Lauve, Director of Mental Health and Lead Trauma & Resilience Educator at ChildSavers
John Richardson-Lauve is a licensed clinical social worker with 25 years of experience working in community mental health. He is committed to strengthening individuals and communities that struggle with adversity. He is the Mental Health Director at ChildSavers, an outpatient mental health clinic serving children and families in the Richmond community, and travels the country training in the area of trauma-informed care.
