A Neurologically-informed Approach to Collective Trauma in the (virtual) Classroom

EVENT DATE: OCTOBER 22, 2020, 4PM

We are delighted to offer the opportunity again for you to listen and learn from a recorded presentation on how to build resilience in yourself and our youth presented by Dr. Sharon Gold Steinberg. Drawing on poly-vagal scientific theory, mindfulness research and years of clinical experience, Sharon shares new ways in which to mitigate potentially adverse effects of the collective trauma we have been undergoing from this pandemic.

​This pre-recorded webinar presentation focuses on how to build resilience in ourselves and our youth. In this webinar, Dr. Sharon Gold-Steinberg, a trauma expert, explains in a compassionate and accessible manner, how to understand trauma from a neurobiological perspective.  She shares mindfulness-based practices that can help mitigate current and future negative impacts based in science.  This webinar is timely given the collective trauma we are currently experiencing from our global pandemic.
The webinar is 75 minutes long and has been pre-recorded for our MC4ME community. A PDF of the slides from this presentation as well as a transcript of responses from two live Q & A’s with Dr. Steinberg will be available to download. With registration, access to listen to this video recording is available anytime for 72 hours after the event (expires evening of October, 25, 2020).
Sharon Gold-Steinberg, Ph.D. is a fully licensed psychologist who completed her doctoral and post-doctoral training at the University of Michigan.  She has maintained an active private practice since 1995 with an emphasis on the treatment of trauma and has worked with children and families for over 20 years. Sharon is a dynamic public speaker and is a co-founder, with Carryn Lund, LMSW, RYT, of Therapist Refresh, a website that provides meditative and inspirational resources for psychotherapists and other healers.

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