NW Children’s Fund presents: Childhood Adversity and the Developing Brain, Using Neuroscience to Inform Effective Interventions.
Featuring:
Dr. Kate McLaughlin
Keynote Speaker, Moderator
Assistant Professor of Child Clinical Psychology, University of Washington
The Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) Study kicked off a surge of research to inform child welfare interventions. Dr. Kate McLaughlin's cutting-edge work now reveals that different qualities of ACEs (e.g., violence vs. deprivation) result in distinctly different impacts on neural development.
With Panelists:
Childhaven - Childhood trauma therapy
HopeSparks - Mental health services and family support
King County Sexual Assault Resource Center - Sexual assault-related services for people of all ages
