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Training Objectives
Trauma and the Developing Brain
- Learn the characteristics of the developing brain.
- Know what dynamics adversely affect this neuro-sequential process.
- Learn how the biology of toxic stress impacts our behavior, our choices, and our future.
The Adverse Childhood Experience Study and Its Relevance to Our Lives
- Understand what the Adverse Childhood Experience Study is.
- Understand why adverse childhood experiences are important individually, in our community, and it the greater society.
The Intersection Between a Normal Adaptive Trauma Response and High-Risk Behavior
- Know the human response to trauma, the accumulation of stress, and the toxic stress effect.
- Learn coping mechanisms and early onset of high-risk behavior.
Comments from Participants Who Attended This Training in November 2017:
- This was by far the best, most informative training I have ever attended. Karina is a wealth of knowledge.
- Absolutely fascinating to hear the latest research on how the brain responds to trauma. It shows how knowledgeable Karina is on this subject.
- Please host this again but in a larger space so I can send all of my staff!
- I love to hear Karina speak. She is so full of knowledge on such a vital topic.
Who Should Attend?
This training is suited for all who work with victims - advocates, civil attorneys, prosecutors, law enforcement, etc.
MAC has been approved for 3 standard CLE credits for this training.
About Karina Forrest-Perkins
Karina A. Forrest-Perkins is a national speaker and consultant on systems improvement and primary care integration within the behavioral health field. Ms. Forrest-Perkins also serves as the chief executive officer for Wayside Recovery Center (The Wayside House), a women’s chemical dependency and co-occurring treatment center in Minneapolis, St. Louis Park, and St. Paul, Minnesota. Prior to this appointment, Ms. Forrest-Perkins served as the president and CEO of Prevent Child Abuse Minnesota and Minnesota Communities Caring for Children.
She currently consults as a subject matter expert (SME) for the National Addiction Technology Transfer Center, SAMHSA’s Center for Excellence on Opioid Abuse for Pregnant and Postpartum Women as well as a technical assistance SME on the intersection of historical trauma and prevention for SAMHSA’s Center for the Application of Prevention Technologies.
Ms. Forrest-Perkins is a 2017 Bush Foundation Leadership Fellow and lives in Robbinsdale with her husband, Jack, and cat, Gus. Their four children live in Oklahoma and Georgia.
Training Fees
MAC Members: FREE
Non-MAC Members: $35.00
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Fee cancellation: If you need to cancel your registration, MAC will refund your registration fee if you cancel on or before May 5, 2018. Please contact Danielle Kluz to do so.
Agenda
Check-In: 8:30 am
Training: 9:00 to 10:30 am
Break: 10:30 to 10:45 am
Training: 10:45 to Noon
Adjourn: Noon
Travel Benefits for MAC Member Programs
MAC will provide mileage reimbursement for one vehicle per organization traveling more than 100 miles one way. Mileage reimbursement forms will be available at the training.