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Trauma 101- Lakeside
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- Event Information
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Trauma 101- Lakeside
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Research shows that 67% of the population has experienced at least one Adverse Childhood Experience. These trauma-based adversities are predictive of a multitude of toxic physical, mental, and social outcomes throughout a person’s lifetime. As a society and as individuals, we need to be better informed and prepared to prevent and address the traumatic impact of childhood adversities. In this multi-media, interactive workshop, participants work together to build a powerful image that helps them appreciate the complex nature of trauma and its aftermath, with examples and reflections adapted to meet the needs of Early Intervention staff.
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Target Audience
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ELS STAFF AND PROVIDERS
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Learner Outcomes
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Understand and appreciate the impact of toxic stress, adverse childhood experiences (ACEs), and chronic adversity on early brain architecture and nervous system development.
Recognize, prevent and mitigate the impacts of secondary traumatic stress, burnout, and compassion fatigue.
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Days
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1
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Scheduled Date/Time
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10/09/2026
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9:30 AM-11:30 AM
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CORA Services 8540 Verree Road 19111
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Title
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Trauma 101- Lakeside (MANDATORY- INVITE ONLY)
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Session Contact
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Amanda Gonzalez
Email :Amanda.Gonzalez@elwyn.org
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Instructor(s)
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LAKESIDE
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Units/Costs
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Special Instructions
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This session is specifically for:
LEA Representatives
CEC 2
FRC Staff
CEC 1
**Please do not send additional staff to the in-person session, as space is limited**
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Important Information
Parking:
- No parking in the front visitor designated spots. (these spots are directly in front of the entrance and have signs)
- No parking on the “IN” side of Pine Valley Rd (this is the road coming in with the divider between directions). Parking IS allowed on the “OUT” direction.
- Overflow if needed will be available in the lot across from the entrance.
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