Missouri Children's Trauma Network Training Summit

The Missouri Children's Trauma Network Training Summit is a vital conference designed to connect organizations with professionals from community mental health centers, child advocacy centers, child welfare agencies, and schools across Missouri. This event aims to attract over 900 attendees, offering them a unique opportunity to engage and network, making it a valuable investment of time and resources for all participants. Among the distinguished speakers are leaders in trauma stewardship and child health. Laura, a pioneer in trauma exposure, has dedicated nearly 40 years to helping individuals and systems manage the impacts of trauma while promoting self-care and sustainable practices. Her expertise has positioned her as a respected voice in the global movement for trauma stewardship. Additionally, Dr. Christina Bethell, a professor at Johns Hopkins University, is set to share her insights from her extensive work in childhood health metrics. As the founding director of the Child and Adolescent Health Measurement Initiative, she has played a pivotal role in developing standardized measures that address family-centered care, developmental screenings, and resilience among children and families. Furthermore, the summit will feature discussions led by the Co-Founder and Executive Director of Digital4Good + #ICANHELP, who focuses on empowering educators and students to thrive in the digital age while combating online threats such as cyberbullying. Through a series of keynotes, workshops, and training sessions, the summit promises to inspire attendees to foster safer and more positive digital environments.