Childhood Trauma & Secondary Traumatic Stress in Caregivers [Free Webinar]

Childhood Trauma & Secondary Traumatic Stress in Caregivers [Free Webinar]

Discuss how caregivers can safeguard themselves from emotional exhaustion while navigating the challenges of supporting traumatized children

By Mindspring Mental Health Alliance

Date and time

Monday, June 10 · 10 - 11am PDT

Location

Online

About this event

  • 1 hour

Supporting children who have experienced trauma can impact your own mental well-being, resulting in secondary traumatic stress in some cases. Discuss how caregivers can safeguard themselves from emotional exhaustion and explore practical strategies to manage stress reactions while navigating the challenges of supporting traumatized children. Part 3 in a 3-part series.


Fine print: Certificates of attendance are provided at no cost. CEUs are not provided. Everyone who registers will receive the webinar recording & resource info 24 hours after the live event. Sponsored by Polk County Iowa's Behavioral Health & Disability Services agency. Photo by Ksenia Chernaya.


Meet the instructor: Susan Dannen is a Licensed Independent Social Worker with over 25 years of experience in the mental health field. Susan trained at Jane Addams College of Social Work, University of Illinois Chicago for her MSW and specializes in child and adult mental health, anxiety, depression, grief, trauma, play therapy, foster care, and adoption. She is passionate about educating and supporting others to find hope and healing.


Susan has held positions as an in-home therapist, day treatment therapist, school-based therapist, outpatient therapist, hospital/clinic therapist, program supervisor, and director. She has served as a trainer/writer for the Minnesota Child Welfare Training System, and as an Adjunct Professor at Adler Graduate School.

Organized by

Mindspring Mental Health Alliance is a grass roots, self help, education, support and advocacy organization dedicated to improving the lives of individuals and families impacted by mental health.