| Description |
Stress is a part of life. Simply put, the ability to deal with stress is controlled by a set of interrelated systems that are exquisitely designed to adaptively respond. When threat is perceived, these systems send signals to the brain that trigger the production of chemicals and stress hormones that are sent throughout the body. In this workshop we will discuss this system as a means for laying a foundational understanding about stress. We’ll discuss the three types of stress and the ways stress impacts the architecture of the brain. The ACEs study will also be introduced.
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| Location |
Erikson Institute
451 N LaSalle Street
Chicago, IL 60654
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| Date |
4/5/2016 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM (Check in 8:30 AM)
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| Sponsor |
Erikson Institute |
| Trainer |
Jennifer Rosinia, Ph.D., OTR/L |
| Contact |
Matthew Zaradich (312) 893-7171 mzaradich@erikson.edu |
| Principles |
1. Support families
2. Active participation
3. Collaborative relationships
4. Specific IFSP goals
5. Comprehensive plans
6. Periodic monitoring
8. Quality services
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| Credit Hours |
0.5 - Intervention
1.5 - Typical Development
1.0 - Working with Families
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| Cost |
90
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| Status |
Closed |