Learn how unresolved, chronic stress erodes mental and physical health in children, youth and adults.
This session is for anyone who parents, teaches, or works with youth. A special track is also available for middle and high school students.
When
Saturday, November 2, 9:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Where
Northern Kentucky University, Health Innovation Center
Free parking in Lots K and L
Featured Speakers for Adults:
- The Biologic Implications of Childhood Adversity - Dr. Robert Shapiro of Children’s Hospital
- Toxic Stress within Special Populations: Mental illness and Addiction - Dr. Chris Tuell of Lindner Center
- Pathways to Resilience in a Stressful World - Ms. Melissa Adamchik, Tri-State Trauma Network
Featured Events for Youth:
- Methods for Managing Stress - Led by NKU faculty & students
- ACT (ask, care, tell) scenarios; and a simulation center for hands-on medical activities - Led by NKU faculty & students