Is your practice ready for Centering?
Our experiences as children deeply impact how we parent and care for our own children. Join the webinar to share experiences in group care in supporting caregivers to reflect on their childhood and how to support their children. Discuss how a trauma-informed lens can support this discussion and create a safe space for families to reflect and listen. Share ways that using a trauma-informed lens can support resilience.
We have found that these discussions are more engaging and productive when every participant joins in from a video capable computer or mobile device. If you don't have video capability on your computer, you can download the Zoom app on your phone and access video and audio options from your phone. You can also join in from your cell or tablet. Thank you!
Lauren K. Graber, MD, MPH is a family physician at West Side Community Health Services in St. Paul, MN. Prior to moving to Minnesota, she worked at Codman Square Health Center in Boston. With a team of staff and patients, she developed the “Codman Curriculum for Group Well-Child Care: Adding a Trauma-Informed Lens to Group Medical Visits for Caregivers and Children.” Dr. Graber completed the Kraft Fellowship in Community Health Leadership where she supported pediatric behavioral health integration. She completed her residency in Family Medicine at Boston Medical Center. She is deeply committed to improving the health of children and families through promoting parent-child attachment, toxic stress mitigation, building resilience and group care. She aspires to interweave her background and experiences in community based participatory research and commitment to community empowerment to promote the health of communities.